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CIS 20%Bathroom Fitter
What expenses can a self-employed bathroom fitter claim? CIS deductions, tools, tanking kits, subcontractor costs — with a worked tax calculation and refund.
Income: £30,000–£55,000
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CIS 20%Bricklayer
What expenses can a self-employed bricklayer claim? CIS deductions, tools, van costs, PPE and mileage — with a worked tax calculation and refund example.
Income: £35,000–£50,000
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CIS 20%Carpenter / Joiner
What expenses can a self-employed carpenter claim? CIS deductions, power tools, van costs, timber and PPE — with a worked tax calculation example.
Income: £30,000–£45,000
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CIS 20%Construction Labourer
What expenses can a self-employed construction labourer claim? CIS deductions, travel, PPE, CSCS card — with a worked tax calculation and refund example.
Income: £25,000–£35,000
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CIS 20%Demolition Worker
What expenses can a self-employed demolition worker claim? CIS deductions, insurance, CCDO card, asbestos training — with a worked tax calculation example.
Income: £30,000–£45,000
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CIS 20%Dry Liner
What expenses can a self-employed dry liner claim? CIS deductions, screw guns, board lifters, dust protection — with a worked tax calculation example.
Income: £30,000–£45,000
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CIS 20%Electrician
What expenses can a self-employed electrician claim? CIS deductions, tools, Part P certification, van costs and NICEIC fees — with a worked tax calculation.
Income: £32,000–£45,000
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CIS 20%Glazier
What expenses can a self-employed glazier claim? CIS deductions, glass tools, van racking, FENSA fees — with a worked tax calculation and refund example.
Income: £28,000–£45,000
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CIS 20%Groundworker
What expenses can a self-employed groundworker claim? CIS deductions, equipment hire, PPE, van costs — with a worked tax calculation and refund example.
Income: £35,000–£50,000
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CIS 20%Heating Engineer
What expenses can a self-employed heating engineer claim? Gas Safe fees, CIS deductions, tools, van costs — with a worked tax calculation and refund example.
Income: £40,000–£60,000
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CIS 20%Kitchen Fitter
What expenses can a self-employed kitchen fitter claim? CIS deductions, worktop jigs, router cutters, van costs — with a worked tax calculation and refund.
Income: £30,000–£55,000
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CIS 20%Painter & Decorator
What expenses can a self-employed painter and decorator claim? CIS deductions, paint, tools, van costs — with a worked tax calculation and refund example.
Income: £30,000–£45,000
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CIS 20%Plasterer
What expenses can a self-employed plasterer claim? CIS deductions, tools, van costs, materials and more — with a worked tax calculation and refund example.
Income: £30,000–£45,000
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CIS 20%Plumber
What expenses can a self-employed plumber claim? Gas Safe fees, tools, van costs and CIS deductions — with a worked tax calculation and refund example.
Income: £35,000–£50,000
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CIS 20%Roofer
What expenses can a self-employed roofer claim? CIS deductions, scaffolding hire, materials, safety gear — with a worked tax calculation and refund example.
Income: £35,000–£50,000
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CIS 20%Scaffolder
What expenses can a self-employed scaffolder claim? CIS deductions, CISRS training, harness and equipment costs — with a worked tax refund example.
Income: £35,000–£55,000
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CIS 20%Steel Fixer
What expenses can a self-employed steel fixer claim? CIS deductions, rebar tools, tying wire, PPE — with a worked tax calculation and refund example.
Income: £35,000–£55,000
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CIS 20%Tiler
What expenses can a self-employed tiler claim? CIS deductions, tile cutters, adhesives, van costs — with a worked tax calculation and refund example.
Income: £30,000–£50,000