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A new (in both senses) subcontractor has started doing work for my client. I think it's the first time he's been verified by HMRC and this process puts him into the High Deduction bracket.

Is there anything I could suggest that he could do, that would help him be assessed for the lower deduction band? It would certainly help his cashflow not to have 30% of his wage taken off at source. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Andy

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Hey there, for the sub contractor to recieve the 20% tax dedution they (the new subcontractor) needs to ring the CIS help line and register themselfs with the CIS scheme. it takes two minutes to do so the information for this is on the following link.

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/cis/subcontractors/reg-obs.htm

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That's really helpful - thanks very much.
I'll print him the chapter and verse as I'm not convinced he uses the internet.

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