Apr 13, 2008 · There are five types of registration cards and certificates used in the Construction Industry Scheme: CIS 4 (P) is the permanent registration card issued to most subcontractors. …

a Registration Card CIS4 (P), or a temporary Registration Card CIS4 (T) with an expiry date of 04/2007 or later, or a Tax Certificate, CIS6 or CIS5, with an expiry date of 04/2007 or later.

You should register for the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) if you work for a contractor and you’re one of the following: Under CIS, a contractor must deduct 20% from your payments and …

Mar 31, 2022 · Before they can get paid subcontractors must hold either a registration card (known as a CIS4) or a Subcontractor’s Tax Certificate (CIS5) and these are given out by the …

The main change under the new Scheme that started on 6 April 2007 is the removal of the following documents registration cards - CIS4 (P) and CIS4 (T)

The contractor should establish whether the card is a permanent or temporary one. A permanent Registration Card CIS4(P) will have a National Insurance number and will not show an expiry …

Registration Cards (CIS4 (P) and CIS4 (T)) to all other subcontractors, in which case contractors must deduct payments in respect of tax and NIC from all payments in respect of labour.

No cards, certificates or vouchers under new CIS Under new CIS, from 6 April 2007, you no longer use registration cards – CIS4(P) and CIS4(T) tax certificates – CIS5, CIS5(Partner) and …

Mar 7, 2002 · Registration card for all subcontractors who carry out work within the scheme. Not needed by people under PAYE.

How do I apply for a CIS card? The way you apply to the construction industry scheme depends on whether you are already self employed. If you are already registered as self employed you …