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Official guidance
Construction Industry Scheme Reform Manual

CISR15000 · The Scheme: payments

  • CISR15010 · Introduction
  • CISR15020 · Definition
  • CISR15030 · 'contras' and 'set-offs'
  • CISR15040 · Retention payments
  • CISR15050 · Nominees and debt factors
  • CISR15060 · Materials
  • CISR15070 · Land purchases
  • CISR15080 · The Scheme: contract payments: travel, subsistence and accommodation
  • CISR15090 · Plant hire as 'materials'
  • CISR15100 · VAT
  • CISR15110 · CITB levy
  • CISR15120 · Contractor deductions (for example, administration, PLI)
  • CISR15130 · Contractors paying for work done on subcontractor's land
  • CISR15140 · Expenditure by certain businesses on their own property - 'own-build'
  • CISR15150 · Small payments
  • CISR15160 · Small payments arrangement - examination of applications
  • CISR15170 · Managing agents
  • CISR15180 · Payments under a private finance initiative (PFI) arrangement
  • CISR15600 · Contents (A)
  1. The Scheme: payments: contents
  2. The Scheme: payments: definition

CISR15020 | The Scheme: payments: definition

From HM Revenue & Customs · Construction Industry Scheme Reform Manual

A payment is anything paid out by a contractor and includes cash, cheque or credit. An advance, ‘sub’ or a loan is a credit and therefore a payment. This applies whether or not the payment is made directly to the subcontractor (for information about payments made to someone other than the subcontractor, see the separate information panel on ‘Nominees’ inthis section).

The term ‘payment’ includes

  • a payment on account

  • a progress or stage payment

  • a retention payment (for more information see the separate information panel in this section)

The Scheme only applies to payments actually made by the contractor. If a payment thatis due to the subcontractor is withheld, the Scheme does not apply to that payment.

Date of payment

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

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