Free Contract Health Check
Use labour-only subbies on your sites? We’d like to help – even if you’re not a Hudson Contract client
Do you make payments under the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS)?
It’s often tough to understand the complexities of tax and employment law. And when you use self-employed workers there are also rigorous HMRC due diligence obligations to contend with.
If you get anything wrong, or fail an HMRC status check, you could face devastating financial penalties. And that is why, at Hudson Contract, we offer ALL construction firms a free Contract Health Check.
How it works: It takes less than an hour to get peace of mind. Our expert will check out the self-employment contracts you’re using at the moment, and ask some important questions about your current CIS payroll arrangements.
Five reasons to book your free Contract Health Check:
- An on-the-spot evaluation, with any areas of potential weakness highlighted
- A written evaluation of your current self-employment contracts
- A calculation of the likely penalty should your contract fail an HMRC status inspection
- Recommendations to minimize – or eliminate – your future risk from an HMRC challenge
- There’s no hard sell from Hudson Contract. The report is yours to keep, and it’s entirely up to you to decide whether you’re sufficiently well protected, or if it would be wise to implement any changes we suggest.
You’re welcome to invite your accountant or business advisor to attend your Contract Health Check meeting and review the report.
In addition:
- Discover how 1,600 construction firms are able to go about their business without any fear of an Employment Tribunal claim.
- Learn about the self-employment contracts that are guaranteed to pass an HMRC status investigation.
- Find out how to avoid future costs from new legislation like the Agency Workers Regulations and pension reforms.
It makes sense to ask Hudson Contract to check your self-employment arrangements BEFORE the Revenue knocks on your door
Book your free Contract Health Check now. Call 0845 643 5289 or click here to request a call-back.
