Construction Industry Scheme

The Construction Industry Scheme course introduces learners to how the UK CIS operates, guiding you through contractor registration, verification processes, returns, and potential penalties. It’s all the essential tax-related knowledge wrapped into a neat sequence—no jargon-packed policy documents necessary.

This course is suited to those managing construction finances or keeping contractors on the right side of HMRC. With topics ranging from CIS certificate requirements to the rules of record-keeping, learners will be equipped to handle scheme obligations with less guesswork and more confidence (and maybe fewer receipts down the back of the van).

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the purpose and scope of the CIS framework.
• Identify roles of contractors and subcontractors under CIS.
• Learn how to register and verify under CIS rules.
• Explore how to file returns correctly and on time.
• Recognise key certificate and record-keeping requirements.
• Understand the penalties linked to non-compliance in CIS.

Who is this Course For:

• Construction business owners managing tax-related duties.
• Bookkeepers overseeing CIS-related financial submissions.
• Contractors needing guidance on scheme participation.
• Freelancers operating within construction-based services.
• Administrative officers working in construction companies.
• Accountants supporting construction industry clients.
• Site managers organising subcontractor documentation.
• Anyone handling CIS returns or record obligations.

Career Path:

• CIS Administrator – £28,000/year
• Construction Bookkeeper – £30,000/year
• Contractor Tax Officer – £31,000/year
• Accounts Assistant (CIS) – £27,500/year
• Subcontractor Compliance Officer – £34,000/year
• Construction Payroll Specialist – £32,000/year