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Welcome to this presentation on the construction industry scheme for subcontractors I'll refer to the construction industry scheme as six from now on this presentation is in two parts and this is the first one covering some useful terms letting HMRC know you've started in business registering forces the details you need to give your contractors and applying for gross payment there's more information about C's in the booklets is three four zero on the HMRC website so what is six well six is how contractors should make payments to you as a subcontractor for construction work if you agree to do construction work for a contractor this work will almost certainly come with INCAS it doesn't matter how you carry out the work you can be self-employed a partner in a firm or a limited company if the construction work you carry outcomes with INCAS then contractors must apply the SIS rules to what they pay you if you work in domestic households say as a painter and decorator, and you use subcontractors to help you carry out this work then your asses contractor a deduction is the amount of contractor has to take from your payment towards your tax and national insurance contributions a payment is anything a contractor pays you this can include cash a check and advance or alone a contract is a legally binding agreement where one business does work or provide services for another when you start in business you need to let HMRC know this is called registering here's the HMRC homepage you start here to register your business once you've registered you'll be given a ten-digit number called a unique taxpayer reference or UTC then you need to register again to let HMRC know that you're a subcontractor as a subcontractor you register with this is helpline the number is oh eight four five three six seven eight nine they'll need to know some details including your UTC once you've registered with HMRC as trading and as a subcontractor you have the information you need to give your contractor the contractor then verifies you with HMRC this means they check with HMRC who tells them what deduction rate to use against your payment's it's a good idea to give these details to the contractor before or as soon as you start working for them there are deduction rates of 30 percent and 20 percent contractors use these rates to take deductions from your payments then they pass the money to HMRC some subcontractors can be paid gross that is without any deduction made towards your tax and national insurance contributions you have to pay these later through self assessment if you're registered forces but not for gross payment HMRC tells the contractor to make a standard rate deduction of 20 if HMRC can verify you'll still need to pay tax and national insurance contributions due on your tax return, but HMRC sets any deductions taken from your payments against this bill if HMRC can't match your details it tells the contractor to make a deduction at the higher rate of 30 percent if this...
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