UTRN/CIS

If you intend to work in the construction you may need not only CSCS card but also CIS card.

The CIS card is now replaced by registration under the Construction Industry Scheme and all you need is your unique tax reference number (UTRN). Benefit from our professional advise and receive it as soon as possible. QuickStartUK - Construction support will help you with:

• The registration with the Tax Office (HMRC) directly so you can get the UTRN and start work as soon as possible;
• Avoid the high fees that the chartered accountants and the lawyers will charge for this;
• Avoid calling numerous governmental help lines and spending hours over the phone;

The Construction Industry Scheme Registration ( the former CIS card) is required from all the self-employed individuals working in the construction. It gives you and your contractor (employer) the chance to pay the standard rate of 20% income tax instead of the 30% emergency taxes.

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Tax Return For CIS 

If you are employed under the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) in the UK, you can be paid either under the Pay As you Earn (PAYE) scheme or on Self Employed basis.

When you work under PAYE, your employers are responsible for deducting taxes form your income & paying it to the Tax Authorities. So at the end of your employment or at the end of each tax year you can claim your overpaid taxes back & receive a refund.

Our PAYE customers receive an average refund of £963.

If you’ve been self-employed/CIS in the UK you must file a tax return and declare your income before the deadline. The good news is you may also be owed a tax refund.

To ensure you get your UK tax return filed in time for the deadline, Taxback.com is offering a new, fast, online UK tax refund service. Taxback.com can get your tax back in just 3-5 weeks and avoid any penalties for late filing. Taxback.com will also claim any work-related expenses you might be owed to ensure you get the maximum legal tax refund.

Our self-employed customers receive average UK tax refunds of £1453.

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