A year-end close is the process of finalizing your financial records at the end of your accounting year. It involves […]
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UK contractors can significantly reduce tax liability and reinvest in future growth by taking advantage of R&D (Research & Development)
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Zero-rated VAT on new homes and flats means no VAT is charged on the construction of a new residential property.
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Buying property in the UK doesn’t just mean paying the purchase price, Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is one of
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VAT is an essential consideration for UK contractors. Most projects are charged at 20%, but certain construction and renovation work
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Running a successful construction business in London requires proper financial management. A skilled accountant can make a huge difference, ensuring
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Calculating CIS deductions correctly is crucial for both contractors and subcontractors. These deductions act as advance tax payments to HMRC,
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In the UK construction industry, gross payment status under the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) means contractors pay subcontractors the full invoiced amount without deducting tax (usually 20% or 30%) at source, improving subcontractors’ cash flow and reducing administrative work related to tax deductions. This status makes tax processes easier for both contractors and subcontractors and improves working relationships with contractors by ensuring full payment without tax deductions
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The Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) sets out how tax is managed for subcontractors working in construction across the UK. Under CIS,contractors are required to withhold tax from subcontractor payments and send it to HMRC. The scheme is designed to reduce tax evasion and improve overall tax compliance in the sector. If you’re a subcontractor, knowing how CIS tax rates apply to you is crucial. It can help you avoid paying too much or too little tax and give you more control over your cash flow and financial planning.
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The Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) is a tax scheme in the UK that applies to contractors and subcontractors in the construction industry. If you’re a subcontractor, tax and National Insurance contributions (NICs) may have been deducted from your payments. But, if too much tax has been taken, you might be eligible for a refund. Both individual and company subcontractors can claim this refund, but they must meet certain conditions and follow the correct process.
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