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Bulk CIS statements for bricklaying contractors

Most bricklaying work on a site is done by subcontracted gangs paid by the thousand bricks or by the day, often several gangs running at once across different plots. That means several CIS statements to produce every month, each with its own materials figure if the gang buys its own sand and cement. Upload one spreadsheet of what you paid each gang this tax month and get back a correct, ready-to-send statement for every one of them.

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One upload, every gang covered
List every bricklaying subcontractor you paid this tax month once, with their gross payment and any materials, and we produce a statement per subcontractor, not per site.
Materials handled correctly
Where a gang supplies its own sand, cement or mortar, that materials figure comes off the taxable amount before the deduction rate is applied, so you're never over-deducting.
Ready before the 19th
Statements are due within 14 days of the tax month end, and your CIS300 return is due by the 19th. Run the upload as soon as you've paid everyone and you're covered.

Frequently asked questions

Does this file anything with HMRC for me?

No. We generate the CIS Payment and Deduction Statements and the CIS300 totals you need. You still send the statements to your subcontractors and file your return yourself, or hand the totals to your accountant.

How quickly do I need to give a subcontractor their statement?

Within 14 days of the end of the tax month the payment falls in. The CIS tax month runs 6th to 5th, not the calendar month, so a payment on 3 May belongs to the 6 April to 5 May tax month.

What rate gets deducted?

0% if the subcontractor is registered for gross payment, 20% if they're registered for net payment, 30% if they're not verified with HMRC. You tell us the status per subcontractor and we apply the right rate.

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