Fencing gangs on a housing development are usually paid per plot or per metre run, moving quickly from plot to plot as each one is signed off, which can mean a gang racks up a long list of small payments to the same contractor within a single tax month. Individually each payment looks trivial; added up across a development they're exactly the kind of numbers that need consolidating correctly before a statement goes out.
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Whether a gang was paid once or a dozen times across a development in one tax month, the upload sums it correctly onto a single statement.
Where a gang supplies its own posts, panels or rail, that materials figure is excluded from the taxable base before the deduction is calculated.
Every gang working across the development gets their statement in one download, plus the CIS300 totals for your return.
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.
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.
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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