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COG910000 · Supporting guidance: employer compliance guidance by subject: Construction Industry Scheme - from 6 April 2007 - scheme overview: contents

  • COG910010 · Supporting Guidance: employer compliance: guidance by subject: construction industry scheme (CIS): scheme overview: CIS - from 6 April 2007 - overview
  • COG910020 · Supporting Guidance: employer compliance: guidance by subject: construction industry scheme (CIS): scheme overview: CIS - from 6 April 2007 - getting started
  • COG910030 · Supporting Guidance: employer compliance: guidance by subject: construction industry scheme (CIS): scheme overview: CIS - from 6 April 2007 - registering for the scheme
  • COG910040 · Supporting Guidance: employer compliance: guidance by subject: construction industry scheme (CIS): scheme overview: CIS - from 6 April 2007 - the verification process
  • COG910050 · Supporting Guidance: employer compliance: guidance by subject: construction industry scheme (CIS): scheme overview: CIS - from 6 April 2007 - making payments to subcontractors
  • COG910060 · Supporting Guidance: employer compliance: guidance by subject: construction industry scheme (CIS): scheme overview: CIS - from 6 April 2007 - payments to a third party
  • COG910070 · Supporting Guidance: employer compliance: guidance by subject: construction industry scheme (CIS): scheme overview: CIS - from 6 April 2007 - payments to a third party -inaccuracy discovered
  • COG910080 · Supporting Guidance: employer compliance: guidance by subject: construction industry scheme (CIS): scheme overview: CIS - from 6 April 2007 - tax treatment
  • COG910090 · Supporting Guidance: employer compliance: guidance by subject: construction industry scheme (CIS): scheme overview: CIS - from 6 April 2007 - tax treatment qualifying test
  • COG910100 · Supporting Guidance: employer compliance: guidance by subject: construction industry scheme (CIS): scheme overview: CIS - from 6 April 2007 - changes to a subcontractor's tax treatment
  • COG910110 · Supporting Guidance: employer compliance: guidance by subject: construction industry scheme (CIS): scheme overview: CIS - from 6 April 2007 - cancellation of gross payment registration
  • COG910120 · Supporting Guidance: employer compliance: guidance by subject: construction industry scheme (CIS): scheme overview: CIS - from 6 April 2007 - document abuse
  • COG910130 · Supporting Guidance: employer compliance: guidance by subject: construction industry scheme (CIS): scheme overview: CIS - from 6 April 2007 - open month inaccuracies
  • COG910140 · Supporting Guidance: employer compliance: guidance by subject: construction industry scheme (CIS): scheme overview: CIS - from 6 April 2007 - payments to HMRC
  • COG910150 · Supporting Guidance: employer compliance: guidance by subject: construction industry scheme (CIS): scheme overview: CIS - from 6 April 2007 - contractor returns
  1. Supporting guidance: employer compliance guidance by subject: Construction Industry Scheme - from 6 April 2007 - scheme overview: contents
  2. Supporting Guidance: employer compliance: guidance by subject: construction industry scheme (CIS): scheme overview: CIS - from 6 April 2007 - changes to a subcontractor's tax treatment

COG910100 | Supporting Guidance: employer compliance: guidance by subject: construction industry scheme (CIS): scheme overview: CIS - from 6 April 2007 - changes to a subcontractor's tax treatment

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Operational Guidance

This guidance has moved to the Customer Compliance Guidance Hub.

To access the guidance, please go to the Hub and select your business area. You’ll find the guidance you need in the Employer Duties tile. Select the background information tab and then Compliance operational guidance from the drop-down tab. This page is included in ‘Construction Industry Scheme from 2007’.

For help accessing and navigating the Hub, please see our e-learning product on Kallidus: 0018424 ‘How to access and use guidance’.

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