CIS covers all ‘construction’ work– this includes decoration, repairs, site preparation demolition and related work. Both those making payments and those receiving payments need to register. Adrian’s work is covered by the Construction Industry Scheme. 2) Jonathan is a self-employed electrician.
What jobs are exempt from CIS?
There are also certain jobs that are exempt from the scheme, including:
- architecture and surveying.
- scaffolding hire (with no labour)
- carpet fitting.
- delivering materials.
- work on construction sites that is clearly not construction, for example running a canteen or site facilities.
Do contractors have to pay CIS?
Overview. You must register as a contractor with the Construction Industry Scheme ( CIS ) if: you pay subcontractors to do construction work. your business does not do construction work but you have spent more than £3 million on construction in the 12 months since you made your first payment.
Can a self employed contractor use sterling CIS?
Sterling CIS is also an ideal solution for self-employed contractors working across other sectors. The service for contractors not working in construction differs slightly, as contractors will not be eligible to sign up to the government scheme, and secondly, Sterling CIS will not deduct tax from payments.
Do you have to pay tax on Sterling CIS?
The service for contractors not working in construction differs slightly, as contractors will not be eligible to sign up to the government scheme, and secondly, Sterling CIS will not deduct tax from payments. The other benefits of this service, however, will ultimately remain the same.
How to become a self employed subcontractor electrician?
Starting up as a self-employed subcontractor electrician is relatively easy. There are a few things that you need to have or obtain. You must register for CIS if you are working in the construction industry When working for an employment agency, you will need to be registered with a payment company in order to get paid.
Can a sterling contractor work outside the UK?
For any contractors taking on an assignment outside of the UK, please contact Sterling’s Insurance Team for further information. Sterling promotes a safe and healthy working environment to all contractors both registered with us and industry wide.
