CIS Tax Services for the Construction Industry: What You Need to Know
At JDH, we understand that builders often face challenges with paperwork (we’ve seen it first hand—sorry, guys!). Due to this, HMRC requires contractors and subcontractors in the building industry to have monthly tax deductions, ensuring compliance and proper reporting.
If you’re working in construction, CIS (Construction Industry Scheme) will likely affect your business, whether you’re a contractor or a subcontractor.
Do You Need to Register for the CIS Scheme?
Contractors are required to register for the CIS scheme. However, subcontractors aren’t legally obligated to do so. That said, if you’re not registered, HMRC will apply higher tax deductions to your payments. Therefore, it’s beneficial to register to avoid unnecessary deductions.
Why Compliance Matters: Avoiding Penalties
CIS can be a headache for small businesses, particularly when it comes to monthly submissions. If you fail to comply with the submission deadlines, HMRC will impose a fine of £100 per period, per month. This penalty can add up quickly and create unnecessary stress for your business.
How We Can Help You Stay Compliant
We know that managing CIS can be time-consuming and confusing. That’s where we come in. Our experts simplify the process, ensuring your tax deductions are accurate and your submissions are on time. By working with us, you’ll avoid costly mistakes and unnecessary penalties.
Need Assistance?
Navigating CIS tax rules doesn’t have to be difficult. Contact us today to get expert CIS tax support and ensure your business stays compliant with ease.