Report Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) contractor monthly return errors if you've received a letter from HMRC

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Tell HMRC about an error if they’ve sent you a letter about applying an incorrect rate to your subcontractor payments in tax year 2025 to 2026.

HMRC are sending letters to contractors they believe may have applied an incorrect rate to their subcontractor payments between 6 April 2025 and 5 April 2026.

  • explains why HMRC thinks there may be an error
  • if appropriate, helps you work out any tax you owe
  • tell HMRC how much tax you’ve underpaid, including how you’ve calculated it
  • give details of other errors that can be corrected
  • explain why you believe your returns are correct if you disagree with HMRC’s findings
  • HMRC will review the information you’ve given and decide whether you need to pay. However, you should still make a disclosure.

  • a designated member of a limited liability company
  • the letter we sent you, including the reference number from the letter (this will start with CFSS)
  • details of any underpaid tax you owe for tax year 2025 to 2026
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