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Let’s face it: VAT and CIS can feel like a headache. It’s one of those things that most people wish they could avoid. But for us? It’s our bread and butter.

When a business gets to a certain size and can afford to, they start to hire qualified finance staff to take care of the increased finance requirements of the business. The problem is, for small and medium sized businesses, they simply cannot afford to hire the right level of finance support they need. Read below to see how a Virtual Finance Office may benefit you.

Managing finances in the construction industry can be challenging, especially when it comes to taxes. The Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) is one of the key regulations every construction business owner must understand. Designed to ensure that subcontractors pay the right amount of tax, CIS affects how contractors and subcontractors handle payments and deductions.

Managing finances in the construction industry is no small task. As one of the most heavily taxed sectors, construction businesses must navigate a web of taxes: Corporation Tax, PAYE, National Insurance, CIS (both deductions and sufferings), VAT (with varying rates), and even personal taxes like income tax and dividend tax.

As an accountant, I frequently encounter videos and guides that focus on tax planning: basic tax-saving tips: tax bands, rates, dividends, and ways to reduce your overall liability. These topics are undoubtedly important, but they’re the fundamentals—topics your accountant should already be addressing automatically.

We’re ready to take our support for the construction industry to the next level. With the right resources already in place, we aim to assist businesses that feel underserved by their current accountants, offering the expertise and care they deserve.

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