Accounting Services For Construction & Sub-Contractors

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If you’re looking for a construction accountant or a sub-contractor accountant, you’re looking for an accountancy firm that has an in-depth knowledge of the specific challenges your industry presents.

Sub-contractor accounting is complex – you are running your own limited company, which is tricky enough, and then you have CIS to consider on top of that. You want a specialised CIS accountant, equipped to deal with the complex tax system you find yourself in.

The construction accounting industry is arguably even more complex, which is why you should look to work with a specialist construction accountant firm like Warr & Co.

We work with a variety of business types within this industry, so we see the whole picture. Book in a free consultation with us to find out how we can help you run a successful construction or sub-contracting business, with minimum hassle and maximum financial efficiency.

Worried about the delayed Domestic Reverse Charge? Read more about it on our dedicated DRC page.

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Specialist Sub-Contractor & Construction Accountants

We know that each construction or sub-contractor business will bring its own unique challenges, that’s why there’s no one-size-fits-all construction accountancy package. We sit down with you, learn your business structure and challenges and then advise a plan that works best for you. The services we offer include:

  • Company formation
  • Advice on bookkeeping
  • HMRC registrations covering PAYE, VAT and Corporation Tax
  • Advice on tax efficient share structure and remunerations
  • Assistance with VAT and PAYE filing
  • Assistance with financial planning including referrals to IFAs
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Other Accounting Services For Contractors & Sub-Contractors

Corporate Tax Planning

Accounts & Tax

Payroll & Auto Enrolment

Cloud Bookkeeping

VAT

R&D Relief

Additional Relevant Information For Construction & Sub-Contractor Businesses

Tax Enquiry Service

What Is A Tax Enquiry?

A Tax Enquiry is an HMRC investigation into your businesses taxes. Often this is not a simple process, as the investigative team from HMRC may want paperwork and face-to-face meetings to discuss your business taxes.

Anyone can be subject to an HMRC enquiry, and you must comply by law. They can target any business they wish to and do not have to have a reason to target your business, meaning that they can open an enquiry even if you’ve done nothing wrong.

This is troubling for businesses, and especially small businesses. The cost of defending your company in a tax enquiry with HMRC is significant and can easily run into thousands of pounds – in addition, it’s not unusual for enquiries to last months or even years. So you need a good accountant on your side to defend you and ensure no errors are made on your behalf throughout the investigation.

What’s Included In The Tax Enquiry Service?

Warr & Co will deal with all HMRC correspondence on your behalf, we will prepare and defend your case, and we will negotiate the best possible outcome for you wherever necessary.

Did you know? Even if you are not at fault and have had no errors in your business taxes, the costs of defending your business in an HMRC enquiry are not refunded. Unfair, yes, but that’s exactly why this add-on service is highly recommended to all of our business clients.

For one small annual fee, your business is covered in case HMRC decides to open an enquiry for your business. Whatever the outcome, you’re safest if you have our Tax Enquiry Service on your side.

We have plenty of information, including a downloadable leaflet about tax enquiries and pricing for this service, on the link below.

Learn More About Our Tax Enquiry Service

Domestic Reverse Charge

Originally slated for 1st October 2020, the Domestic Reverse Charge will require all contractors, subcontractors, and construction businesses to report their activities to the CIS. Find out more about what it is, when it’s coming into force, and what you need to do to prepare on our dedicated DRC page.

Domestic Reverse Charge (DRC) – 5 Month Delay Confirmed

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