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Hi all smile

 

I've just taken on my first client in the construction industry and am dealing with CIS for the first time :-/

The way I have done this is to post sub-contractor invoices as normal and then post a credit note against the invoice for the CIS deduction. I've set up separate nominal codes for each subby on the Balance Sheet so that it's immediately apparent exactly how much CIS deduction needs to be made against individual subby's rather than having one nominal account for total deductions.

 

My question is this... are there reports I can run in Sage that would simplify the job of producing CIS deductions statements? 

 

Thanks in advance!



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Hi

The only option I have found and its not one that I have taken is to buy the Sage CIS module

Good luck if you can find another option

 

Mark



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Marky65 wrote:

Hi

The only option I have found and its not one that I have taken is to buy the Sage CIS module

Good luck if you can find another option

 

Mark


 

Thanks Mark. I was beginning to come to that conclusion myself

 

Jon



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