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Official guidance
Construction Industry Scheme Reform Manual

CISR14000 · The Scheme: construction operations

  • CISR14600 · The Scheme: construction operations
  • CISR14010 · Introduction
  • CISR14020 · Scope of CIS
  • CISR14030 · Unusual contracts
  • CISR14040 · Reverse premiums
  • CISR14045 · Reverse premiums – examples of what does and does not constitute a reverse premium for CIS purposes.
  • CISR14047 · Payments made by landlord to tenant payments – Overview
  • CISR14048 · Payments made by landlord to tenant – Regulation 20A
  • CISR14049 · The Scheme: appendix to Regulation 20A
  • CISR14050 · Dealing with 'scope' enquiries
  • CISR14060 · Disputes about 'scope'
  • CISR14070 · Territorial limits
  • CISR14080 · Artistic works
  • CISR14090 · Building service systems
  • CISR14100 · Buildings and structures
  • CISR14110 · Cleaning
  • CISR14120 · Commissioning
  • CISR14130 · Computer and telephone networks
  • CISR14140 · Fencing
  • CISR14150 · Fixed furniture
  • CISR14160 · Fire protection systems
  • CISR14170 · Floor coverings (for example, carpets)
  • CISR14180 · Improvement and housing grants
  • CISR14190 · Industrial plant
  • CISR14200 · Landscaping
  • CISR14210 · Locksmiths
  • CISR14220 · Manufacture and delivery
  • CISR14230 · Mineral extraction
  • CISR14240 · Preparatory, integral and finishing operations
  • CISR14250 · Painting or decorating
  • CISR14260 · Plant hire
  • CISR14270 · Professional work
  • CISR14280 · Seating, blinds and shutters
  • CISR14290 · Security systems
  • CISR14300 · Sign writing and signboards
  • CISR14305 · Traffic management
  • CISR14310 · Electronic communications apparatus
  • CISR14320 · Works forming part of the land
  • CISR14330 · Index of construction operations
  1. The Scheme: construction operations: contents
  2. The Scheme: construction operations: reverse premiums

CISR14040 | The Scheme: construction operations: reverse premiums

From HM Revenue & Customs · Construction Industry Scheme Reform Manual

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Landlords or Developers sometimes offer inducements to prospective tenants to take up an interest in land. It might take the form of a rent-free period, a sum payable on occupation or a contribution to, or payment for, the costs of fitting out the property. These inducements are commonly called ‘reverse premiums’. See BIM41050 onwards for more on the background and treatment of ‘reverse premiums’.

Further information can be found at CISR14045.

Prior to 6 April 2007, Reverse Premiums came within the Scheme. However, from 6 April 2007, Reverse Premiums are specifically excluded from the Scheme by SI2005/2045 reg 20.

(This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)

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