Sign in to the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) online service. Ask HMRC online. Ask HMRC’s digital assistant to get a quick answer to your query about the Construction Industry Scheme. If...

Call HMRC for advice on how to make Construction Industry Scheme payments. Have your Accounts Office reference number with you when you call. HMRC does not take payments on this phone line.

Call or write to HMRC if you're a contractor or subcontractor within the Construction Industry Scheme for help with queries on the scheme, getting forms and leaflets, and using CIS online...

Nov 11, 2024 · Navigating tax matters can sometimes require direct assistance from HMRC. Whether you need help with Self-Assessment, VAT, the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS), Corporation Tax, or PAYE, HMRC offers dedicated helplines, postal addresses, and online resources to support your needs.

Use black ink and capital letters. • phone the CIS Helpline on 0845 366 7899. Leave blank ‘DECLARATION any boxes AND that CERTIFICATE’ do not apply to you – if you realise you have made a...

You may phone the CIS Helpline on 0845 366 7899 if you need to know more about how the changes will affect you. payslip marked NIL to HM Revenue & Customs Accounts Office. Column I becomes a...

When HMRC contacts you, the call may: Appear from a 0300 number (but could also be withheld or unknown). Be a recorded message for debt collection purposes. Be a live agent call for tax compliance, business-related matters, or personal tax codes. Never request sensitive information such as bank details or passwords.

We are happy to help if there is anything you are not sure about. Please phone the CIS Helpline on 0300 200 3210. Enter the reference number you have been given for Self Assessment purposes...

At Hudson Contract, we are always helpful to advise you and walk you through the complexities of CIS, in order to ensure you can use vital – and legitimate – self-employed labour on your sites.

Jul 9, 2024 · Previously, subcontractors could do this by calling HMRC’s CIS helpline. From 1 July 2024, HMRC only accepts requests made in writing. HMRC’s guidance explains what information to include in the request and where to send it.