CISR73630 | Deductions: checking of deductions: failure to issue Payment and Deduction Statement (PDS)
From HM Revenue & Customs · Construction Industry Scheme Reform Manual
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Take the following action when you are notified by a subcontractor that they have received a payment under deduction and the contractor has failed to provide them with a Payment and Deduction Statement (PDS).
The information that follows assumes that
either the contractor’s monthly return for the relevant period has not been submitted to HMRC (thus is overdue), or
the return has been received by HMRC but the subcontractor in question has not been included on that return.
Advise the subcontractor that they are entitled to receive a PDS in support of the payment and deduction suffered, and that they should go back to the contractor and obtain a PDS in order that credit may be given for the deduction.
Where the subcontractor claims that they have already taken the above action and, in spite of a further approach to the contractor they are still unable to obtain the PDS;
Ask the subcontractor to provide full details of the payments made to them to include:
contractor’s full name and address (and employer’s tax reference if known)
date of the payment(s) concerned or the tax month(s) within which they were made.
gross amounts paid and any amounts to be deducted for materials (excluding VAT)
the cost of any materials supplied by the subcontractor for the tax month
amounts deducted from the payments
Then proceed as follows as set out in CISR74030