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I have been asked to carry out tree work for a larger tree firm in my area. The accountant has asked me if I am in the CIS Scheme.......so I told him no.

 

I have looked on the revenue site and read up on it ....but to be truthful I find it all a bit confusing.

 

Can anyone put this in plain english for me.

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If the company employing you as a subcontractor are part or the CIS scheme then you'll have to register with the tax office for CIS status. The card they issued has been scraped now but if you dont register then normally the company cant pay you until youve given them your details.

If you work for a large company on any constuction site "most of the time" they will want your CIS info.

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G 7REE

 

This link explains the scheme.

 

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/new-cis/cis340.pdf'>http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/new-cis/cis340.pdf

 

What you need is a Company Unique Tax Reference (UTR).

 

This will allow you to avoid 30% deductions from your payments. You will still be deducted 20% but you are able to claim this back at the end of your year.

 

Another way is to offset the deductions each month against your employees` PAYE / NIC payments. This way you get the deductions back monthly rather than annually.

 

CIS Helpline No. 0845 366 7899

or http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/new-cis

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