Construction Industry Scheme (March 2026)
Timings: 09.30-12.30 (UK time)
AAT Masterclass: Understand the Construction Industry Scheme: roles, responsibilities, and recent changes.
Exclusive discounts for AAT members: From £81 to £90 (Non-members £126)
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Course Type
Live online course
Date
17 Mar 2026, 09.30
Length
3 - 5 hours
What you’ll achieve
Attendees will gain an understanding of the CIS tax planning opportunities available. Case studies will be used to illustrate the key points and the course content will be supported by comprehensive course documentation.
About this course
This very practical masterclass will provide a detailed insight into how the Construction Industry Scheme works in practice and fully explains the tax responsibilities and roles of both the contractor and subcontractor. Recent changes will be clarified. Additionally, planning opportunities will be considered.
This session is ideal for all those working in practice with clients in the construction industry in addition to all finance professional who work require an understanding of the construction industry scheme as part of their roles.
Meet the Speaker(s)
Tim Palmer
Tim Palmer
Tim Palmer is one of the UK’s best known and popular tax presenters. He lectures frequently all over the UK, three or four times a week on a wide variety of taxation topics. He has been presenting tax lectures for over 30 years now! He also writes regular magazine articles for the leading taxation publications.
Alongside his lecturing, Tim also provides tax consultancy services, and specialist tax advice. Previously Tim Palmer was a senior Tax Manager with Howarth Clark Whitehill LLP, advising on all areas of tax and NIC for the firm to their clients. He was also a member of the tax department of P&O where he specialised in Corporation Tax and the Construction Industry.
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Live online course |
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3 - 5 hours |
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Construction Industry Scheme |
Syllabus
During the masterclass Tim will discuss:
- the impact of the November 2025 Budget on the construction industry
- HMRC’s recent attacks in practice on contractors
- the recent changes to National Insurance which will have a big impact on the construction industry
- is a builder really trading in property – the current position and new tax cases on this topic
- motor vehicles used by contractors and subcontractors and the new tax rules
- is cleaning part of the construction industry?
- the turnover test for subcontractors
How to access
Purchase securely online, and we’ll send you further instructions and your receipt explaining how to access the training ready for the live training.