Tax certificate renewal letter from HMRC
by The Editor
at 10:04 28/11/06
(CIS News)
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is sending out letters reminding sub-contractors what to do when their tax certificate is up for renewal.
Normally, when a sub-contractor needs to renew their tax certificate, HMRC would send out a form. However, under the new
Construction Industry Scheme (CIS), starting on April 6, 2007, subcontractors will no longer need tax certificates.
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Construction Industry Scheme (CIS), starting on April 6, 2007, subcontractors will no longer need tax certificates.
HMRC is not sending out renewal forms for any tax certificates that expire after the new scheme starts. Sub-contractorws are advised to use their current certificate until April 5, 2007. After that date, sub-contractors will be paid in
accordance with procedures under the new scheme.
Further information
For more information about the CIS see:
- Sorting out self-employed v. employed status - Hardhatter
- The changes from the 'old' to the 'new' CIS - Hardhatter
- Introduction to the new CIS. - Hardhatter
Hardhatter also has a dedicated newsroom for all issues relating to the CIS. You can subscribe to receive email alerts to your inbox each time new information about the CIS is posted.
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Susie Hughes
The Editor © Hardhatter 2006