
Tips for Keeping Records to Simplify Your CIS Tax Return
Keeping accurate records for CIS tax returns is essential for contractors and subcontractors working in construction. This guide explains what records you must keep, common mistakes to avoid, and how good record-keeping can simplify CIS returns, reduce HMRC risk, and help you claim the tax refunds you are entitled to.

CIS vs PAYE: Understanding the Difference
CIS and PAYE are two key tax systems in the UK construction industry, but they apply to very different types of workers. This post explains how each works, who they affect, and what contractors and subcontractors must do to stay HMRC compliant - helping you avoid penalties and ensure correct payments every time.

What is PILON? A Guide to Payment in Lieu of Notice
PILON is a common feature in UK employment law and can appear in both standard contracts and negotiated settlement agreements. It’s important for both employers and employees to understand how it works, because it affects contractual rights, final pay calculations, and even tax treatment.

What is the D0 Tax Code? A UK Guide for Second Incomes and High Earners
If you’ve seen the D0 tax code on your payslip or P45 and wondered what it means you’re not alone. The UK tax system uses various codes to help employers calculate how much tax to deduct from your wages, and D0 is one of the less common but more significant ones.



