| CISR43600 | Action guide contents |
In order to be granted gross payment status the applicant has
to prove that the business meets the requirements of the turnover
test. An individual must be able to illustrate a net construction
turnover of at least £30,000 in the 12 months preceding the
date of application. For a partnership or company application this
figure is multiplied by the number of partners or relevant persons
in the 12 month period preceding the application. Alternatively a
business that has a net construction turnover of £200,000 or
more meets the requirements of the alternative turnover test
irrespective of the number of partners or relevant persons. See
CISR44000 onwards for more details on
turnover tests.
The ‘Net Construction Turnover’ figure is
calculated by taking the Gross UK Construction Turnover less the
direct cost of material used to earn that turnover. The Gross UK
Construction Turnover should be exclusive of VAT.
An applicant that has failed to meet the requirements of the
turnover test will be advised on form CIS313. The form will detail
the figures used for the turnover test calculation as shown on the
registration form and will provide details of the level of Net
Construction turnover needed to satisfy the turnover test.