In the Spring Budget it was announced that HMRC would consult on a range of policy options to target tax fraud on supplies of labour in the construction industry with a particular focus on VAT and the construction industry scheme (CIS).
Whilst HMRC recognises that the majority of businesses in the construction industry meet their obligations in full and on time it considers that organised crime continues to pose a significant threat to the public revenue. Some of the larger cases under investigation by HMRC are thought to amount to tens of millions of pounds each in VAT income tax and national insurance often accompanied by illegal working and benefits fraud.
HMRC perceives there to be two main routes for...
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In the Spring Budget it was announced that HMRC would consult on a range of policy options to target tax fraud on supplies of labour in the construction industry with a particular focus on VAT and the construction industry scheme (CIS).
Whilst HMRC recognises that the majority of businesses in the construction industry meet their obligations in full and on time it considers that organised crime continues to pose a significant threat to the public revenue. Some of the larger cases under investigation by HMRC are thought to amount to tens of millions of pounds each in VAT income tax and national insurance often accompanied by illegal working and benefits fraud.
HMRC perceives there to be two main routes for...
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