The Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) is a tax deduction scheme for the construction industry, designed to regulate payments to subcontractors.

Contractors and subcontractors operating in the construction industry in the UK must register for the CIS Scheme. To register, you'll need a Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR), operate a construction business paying subcontractors, have a UK bank account, and comply with tax obligations.

The CIS Scheme is crucial for regulating payments, preventing tax evasion, and ensuring compliance with HMRC requirements.

Contractors must verify subcontractors, deduct, and submit taxes to HMRC, and provide payment statements to subcontractors

We assess the employment status and nature of work to determine whether a worker should be treated under CIS or standard payroll.

International businesses operating in the UK construction sector can participate in the CIS Scheme, and our services facilitate their compliance

We manage CIS Scheme compliance, ensuring accurate deductions, timely submissions, and adherence to HMRC guidelines.

We guide subcontractors through the registration & verification process and help ensure they receive accurate and timely payments

Yes, our services are equipped to manage the verification and compliance of international subcontractors.

CIS Scheme errors can result in financial penalties. Our services include thorough checks to minimize the risk of errors, ensuring compliance and financial integrity.

Absolutely, we provide dedicated support for CIS related queries and inquiries from tax authorities. Our services encompass handling communications, addressing inquiries, and ensuring compliance with CIS regulations. We are committed to offering comprehensive assistance tailored to your specific needs in the construction industry.