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The UK Construction Industry Scheme (CIS)
What is Construction Industry Scheme (CIS)? The CIS is a scheme that was introduced by HMRC in 1971 to help reduce the amount of non-compliance
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Starting with the Government online at gov.uk is a pretty safe bet for generalisms and non-specific advice, but what if you want something more specific?
You could always pop along to your local Citizens Advice Bureau where legal advisers may be able to give you the advice you need or at least point you in the right direction.
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There are many different types of legal advice for businesses. some general types include business law, company law, commercial law, employment law, property law, and taxation. Each type of legal advice has its own set of rules and requires a different approach. Business owners who need legal advice should speak to an attorney who specialises in their particular area of the law.
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Businesses need to budget for legal advice to protect their assets and avoid legal issues. There are many factors to consider when determining how much to spend on legal advice, including the size of the business, the complexity of the issue, and the attorney’s experience.
What is Construction Industry Scheme (CIS)? The CIS is a scheme that was introduced by HMRC in 1971 to help reduce the amount of non-compliance
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