All contractors must register with HMRC for the Construction Industry Scheme.
Verifying subcontractors
Before a contractor can make a payment to a subcontractor for construction work, they may need to verify with HMRC that the subcontractor is registered. you need to check whether the subcontractor is registered with HMRC and then tell the contractor the rate of deduction they must apply to the payment, or whether the payment can be made without any deductions.
Making deductions from payments Under the scheme,
All payments made from contractors to subcontractors, must take account of the subcontractors’ tax status.
This may require the contractor to make a deduction, which they then pay to HMRC from that part of the payment that does not represent the cost of materials incurred by the subcontractor.
If no deduction is required, the contractor can make the payment to the subcontractor in full.
If a deduction is required, the contractor must:
1.calculate the deduction
- make the deduction
- record details of the payment, materials and deduction
- make the net payment to the subcontractor
- complete and give the appropriate statement of deduction to the subcontractor
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