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Following huge criticism from the Public Accounts Committee on the way HMRC assess and collect underpayments of PAYE
HMRC have announced in their December Employer Bulletin that they have changed the way in which they will
The Upper Tier Tribunal (UTT) has allowed HMRC’s appeal against the decision issued by the First Tier Tribunal
A limited company sub-contractor is able to claim a credit for any CIS tax deduction suffered, which can
Construction Industry Scheme: Importance of treating the cost of materials correctly The recent changes introduced from 6 April
It is crucial for a business or individual to understand the differences between a property developer and a
With effect from 6 April 2021, changes to the deemed contractor rules were introduced as part of the
As a result of the April 2021 changes to the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) legislation, including the expansion
HMRC’s recently published Employer Bulletin: April 2021 sets out the timescales for subcontractor companies to respond to HMRC’s
Construction companies paying self-employed operatives in-house often ask the question, what happens if we receive an employment status
Construction Industry Scheme: Importance of treating the cost of materials correctly This article considers the responsibilities of a
HMRC will be looking to contact businesses who fall within the definition of a Mid-sized Business (MSB), so
