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Construction Industry Scheme Reform Manual

CISR43000 · Register and maintain subcontractor: gross payment or payment under deduction

  • CISR43600 · Register and maintain subcontractor: gross payment or payment under deduction
  • CISR43020 · Applying the tests for gross payment status
  • CISR43030 · Changing a subcontractor's tax treatment
  • CISR43040 · Changing a subcontractor's tax treatment from gross to net
  • CISR43050 · Changing a subcontractor's tax treatment from net to gross
  • CISR43100 · Register and maintain subcontractor: Tax Treatment Qualification Test (TTQT) - Claims of problems with ‘Cash-flow’
  • CISR43110 · Register and maintain subcontractor: Tax Treatment Qualification Test (TTQT) - Group payment arrangements
  • CISR43120 · Register and maintain subcontractor: Tax Treatment Qualification Test (TTQT) - Manual TTQT check
  • CISR43130 · Register and maintain subcontractor: Tax Treatment Qualification Test (TTQT) - Self Assessment re-instated payments on account (POA)
  • CISR43140 · Ad-hoc Tax treatment Qualification Test (TTQT)
  • CISR43160 · ''Information only'' Tax Treatment Qualification Test (TTQT)
  • CISR43180 · Turnover test failures
  • CISR43190 · Joint concerns / ventures / limited liability partnerships.
  • CISR43200 · Change in the type of concern
  • CISR43210 · Sole trader or partnership becoming a company
  • CISR43220 · Sole trader becoming a partnership
  • CISR43230 · Two or more sole traders or partnerships merging to form a new partnership
  • CISR43240 · Two or more sole traders or partnerships merging to form a new company
  • CISR43250 · Management take-overs
  1. Register and maintain subcontractor: gross payment or payment under deduction: contents
  2. Register and maintain subcontractor: Tax Treatment Qualification Test (TTQT) - Claims of problems with ‘Cash-flow’

CISR43100 | Register and maintain subcontractor: Tax Treatment Qualification Test (TTQT) - Claims of problems with ‘Cash-flow’

From HM Revenue & Customs · Construction Industry Scheme Reform Manual

| CISR43600 | Action guide contents | |—————————————————————————————————–|———————–|

HMRC have, in the past, only accepted cash-flow problems as a reasonable excuse (CISR81020) where the subcontractor could clearly demonstrate that this was due to the unexpected failure of a business that owed money to the subcontractor, or sudden difficulty in arranging finance, where the general background of the subcontractor was one of good compliance.

In considering such claims you should refer to the detailed guidance at CISR81080.

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