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Construction Industry Scheme Registration

The first thing you will need to do when you start or are due to start work under the CIS scheme is to register with HMRC as 'Self Employed'.

To this you will need to complete form CWF1 which can be found below and post it to HMRC or register online. 

CWF1 Form

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 Register online

Once HMRC receive and process the form they will issue you with a Unique Taxpayer Reference number (UTR). This is a 10 digit number and you will need to provide this to the contractor (s) you are working for.

You will also need to pay Class 2 National Insurance, usually this is payable half yearly,  for 2011/12 it is £2.50 per week.

Record Income and Expenses

You should ensure you keep a record of all income and expenses, it is best to maintain a spreadsheet to this. The contractor paying you has to give you a statement showing gross pay, deductions for any materials and CIS, you must keep receipts for any expenses you incur. It is also advisable that you keep a log of all business miles travelled, this should include date of travel, from and to and the number of miles travelled.

In doing the basics outlined above it will ensure a smooth relationship with HMRC without any nasty surprises.

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