Sub contractor client has no CIS paperwork
A new client came to see me yesterday.
He worked for a contractor for 17 weeks last year.
He raised invoices to the contractor.
The contractor issued paperwork which shows full amount of invoice less 20% tax, and my client was paid the net amount.
There seems to be no formal CIS certificates.
My client should be due a tax refund.
What paperwork do I need to get the tax refund for him?
Thanks but the paperwork
Thanks but the paperwork issued does not mention CIS at all,
They are all interim certificate/ payments,
Gross value
less previous value
Balance
Less discount/tax at 20%
Balance
Vat Nil
Payment
The clients UTR/ NI number and V number are mentioned.
Well I
would suggest that you have what you need.
Obviously, unless the case was selected for future enquiry, you're not going to be submitting any paperwork, to HMRC.
These things are always difficult, when one can't see exactly what is on the desk but, given what you have said, I would be prepared to go ahead.
CIS certificate
You are not still expecting to receive a green CIS voucher like in the good old days are you?


You say that
"the contractor issued paperwork".
If this "paperwork" is marked Construction Industry Scheme, payment and deduction certificate then, I would suggest, that you have all that is necessary.
With your client providing invoices, for his work, you seem to have a belt and braces situation, which is quite refreshing in this environment.