CIS, or the Construction Industry Scheme, is a UK government initiative introduced by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) to regulate tax payments within the construction industry. It ensures that subcontractors in the construction sector pay the correct amount of tax and National Insurance contributions. Key Features of CIS Who Does CIS Apply To? Contractors: Businesses
Invoicing is the process of creating and sending formal documents (invoices) that request payment for goods or services provided. An invoice acts as a financial record and a legal agreement between a seller (or service provider) and a buyer (or client). It outlines key details of the transaction, such as what was delivered, how much
Tax returns for subcontractors refer to the process of declaring income, expenses, and tax deductions to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) at the end of the tax year to determine if additional tax is owed or if a refund is due. Here’s a breakdown: 1. Who Needs to File a Tax Return? Subcontractors working under
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