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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM450000 · Legislation and enabling regulations

  • DMBM450010 · Legislation: Debts recoverable as if they were tax
  • DMBM450020 · Legislation: enabling the taking of proceedings
  • DMBM450030 · Legislation: Due and payable dates
  • DMBM450040 · Legislation: PAYE Regulations
  • DMBM450100 · Legislation: IT-SC Regulations
  • DMBM450110 · Self Assessment
  • DMBM450120 · Legislation: Revenue Determinations
  • DMBM450130 · Legislation: VAT: Debts due to the crown
  • DMBM450140 · Legislation: Environmental Taxes
  • DMBM450150 · Legislation: Excise Duties
  • DMBM450160 · Legislation: Customs and other duties
  1. Legislation and enabling regulations: Contents
  2. Legislation: IT-SC Regulations

DMBM450100 | Legislation: IT-SC Regulations

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Regulations concerning payment of contractors’ deductions, which form the basis for compliance action, are contained in the Income Tax (Construction Industry Scheme) Regulations 2005.

The table shows a selection and their effects.

Summary of contentsIncome Tax (Construction Industry Scheme) Regulations 2005
Requires a contractor to pay monthly the net sums deductedReg 7
Requires the contractor to make a monthly ReturnReg 4
Where no payment or an insufficient payment has been made, the debt manager may require a contractor to make a return of the amounts payableReg 10
Where no payment or an insufficient payment has been made, the debt manager may specify the amount a contractor should payReg 11
HMRC may determine the amount a contractor should payReg 13
Charge interest on tax dueReg 14
A person nominated by the Commissioners for Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs may inspect an employer’s/ contractor’s records to quantify the overdue liabilitiesReg 51
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