If you work in the construction or building trade, the chances are you
are most likely eligible for a Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) tax
rebate. We make this
process simple and the average
rebate is in excess of £2600.
We only assist you with the process of “how to claim CIS
refund online” but also provide you with the best CIS tax rebate online calculator.
Don’t delay, get in touch today and claim tax back online.
To complete your self-assessment tax return, we charge a flat fee of £399.00 for our standard service. What’s more, our fee is classed as an expense, so we add this to your other expenses before we submit your claim. Moreover, we do not ask for payment upfront, simply deducting our fee from your rebate once received from HMRC. We then forward the rest of your rebate on to you, to your chosen bank account.
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HMRC CIS claim online submission within 72 hours from receipt of your application
Fast payout guaranteed (Subject to HMRC processing delays)
Expect your rebate within10-14 days
Standard fee £399.00
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HMRC CIS tax refund online claim submission within 24 hours from receipt of your application
FASTER payout guaranteed (Subject to HMRC processing delays)
Expect your rebate within 7–10 days
+ £50.00 (Total fee £399.00)
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Same-day HMRC CIS refund claim submission from receipt of your application
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+ £200.00 (Total fee £549.00)
Register and log in to your
free Smart Tracker and
submit
your CIS Tax Return claim.
We will process and claim the CIS tax rebate and refund online and confirm your tax rebate CIS amount due.
Once approved by you, we will submit your self-assessment straight to HMRC.
Once the CIS refund is received from HMRC, we deduct our fee and transfer the remainder to your chosen account!
Under the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS), contractors deduct money from a subcontractor’s payments and pass it to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). The deductions count as advance payments towards the subcontractor’s tax and National Insurance. Subcontractors do not have to register, but deductions are taken from their payments at a higher rate if they’re not registered so it is always worth registering if you haven’t already. Click here for more information.
From the 6th of April each year, you as a subcontractor under the CIS scheme, are required to complete your Self-assessment tax return. The deadline for the tax return is always the 31st of January the following year. So for example, for any work completed between 6th April 2021 and 5th April 2022, you have until the 31st January 2023 to complete your tax return otherwise you will be fined £100 by HMRC for late filing. The majority of CIS workers are due a tax rebate due to overpaid taxes throughout the year. Therefore, why wait until 31st Jan to get your rebate? Claim the CIS rebate from the 6th of April and get your rebate when you can!
Every self-employed worker in the UK is required to complete an annual self-assessment. What's more, as a CIS Worker, you are most likely owed a considerable rebate due to overpaid advance tax payments throughout the year.
Register with our FREE Smart Tracker now or give us a CALL to find out exactly what you are owed!
When a contractor pays you under CIS, they'll normally make deductions of your pay at the standard rate of 20%.
Contractors will however make deductions at a higher rate of 30% if you are not registered with HMRC as a CIS worker.
Your contractor should give you monthly statements of payments and deductions which we will require in order to calculate your CIS tax rebate online correctly.
UTR Number – This number is sent to you by HMRC when you first register as self-employed. You can find this UTR number on previous tax returns, or other documents from HMRC, for example, notices to file a return OR payment reminders. It is essential you have a UTR number to be able to file your return and make your claim.
National Insurance number – You require a national insurance number if you live in the UK AND have the right to work in the UK. For more help, click here
HMRC Authorisation Code – In order for us to be able to complete your self-assessment and claim your tax rebate online on your behalf, we require an HMRC Authorisation Code. Don’t worry, we will arrange for this code to be posted to you within 7 days of registering for our Smart Tracker. Simply log in to your dashboard and enter your code as soon as you receive it so we can process your claim. With this, you will be able to track tax refund claim status.
Everyone is required to file a self-assessment, every year. Example: For the work you got paid for from 6th April 2021 to 5th April 2022, you are required to file your return and pay any taxes owed by the following 31st January 2023. This is the deadline to file and a £100 late filing fee will be incurred if filed anytime thereafter. With a high chance of a CIS refund being owed to you, why wait? You are eligible to file your return from 6th April 2022, so don’t wait, register now and make your claim!
Register for our Smart Tracker now and follow our simple steps to complete your self-assessment and get your CIS rebate online fast!
