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fred
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I thought vat man had special status as creditor?
they do.
Problem is the money is long gone and all thats left is debt.
I thought vat man had special status as creditor?
they do ......... assuming there is any money to be had ... which is rare, for the 'pro' go busters to leave anything in the potI thought vat man had special status as creditor?
I was hoping this would be put off again what a ballache. Currently subbing for a main contractor on cis
nah .... they'll just print some more ..... reckon they have their hands pretty full ATMFirst time I think it was cancelled a week or two before it was meant to roll out so you never know, although I guess gov needs money as quick as poss more than ever now.
Didn't you get the memo? @fred already been spanked for coming out with language like that!Doubtful it will be pushed back again, could force a few companies to go under who rely on the vat to keep afloat, monthly returns should sort that but could lead to people deregistering and doing alot of cash instead
Doubtful it will be pushed back again, could force a few companies to go under who rely on the vat to keep afloat, monthly returns should sort that but could lead to people deregistering and doing alot of cash instead
Main contractors will be fine as the client pays them in full. Its when you subbie under CIS rules that you cant claim the vat.
Right this is getting worryingly near now I I don't think I have my head round it.Main contractors will be fine as the client pays them in full. Its when you subbie under CIS rules that you cant claim the vat.
They can get a fine (upto 5k) and also of the subbie doesnt pay their tax bill the contractor can be shafted having to pay their tax tooBtw if a contractor doesn't cis you, and you pay your corp tax at year end what is he liable for? Why is construction the only industry not to be trusted to pay their tax bill.
Because construction is full of bent builders who don’t pay tax and/or fold firms for fun. Material costs are high so there is a lot of vat collected but ultimately not passed on (buy all your materials in one quarter and claim all the vat/potentially trigger a rebate, invoice the client and then bump the firm in the next quarter to get all your money plus the gov’s 20% - start all over again the next day).Btw if a contractor doesn't cis you, and you pay your corp tax at year end what is he liable for? Why is construction the only industry not to be trusted to pay their tax bill.