Refer A Construction Business And We Pay You 50% Of Our Fee For Each Subcontractor Paid During The First 12 Weeks
Recommendations really count in our industry as most of our clients come from word of mouth. As a thank you, Contractwise pays you for all referrals.
Subbie Reclassification Protection
Payroll Made On Time Every Time
Zero Risk Of Employment Tribunals
Expert CIS Support and Advice
Referring a New Client is Easy
We all know the value of referrals in the construction industry and that’s why we offer a market-leading referral programme.
1. You refer a construction business to Contractwise.
2. Once the contractor has been engaged with us for 12 weeks, we pay you 50% of our fees for those 12 weeks.
3. If you refer a contractor that pays 20 subcontractors each week for 12 weeks, we will pay you £1,800.
There is no limit to the number of referrals you can make and we guarantee to pay you after 12 weeks. Simply fill in the form, email us at rewards@contractwise.co.uk or call us on 02393 100456.
Contractors
Eliminating reclassification risk by HMRC with CIS compliance and seamless payroll, every time.
Subcontractors
Ensure you’re paid correctly on time, every time as well as benefiting from our expert guidance and resources.
Agencies
Keep your construction staff compliant with CIS deductions and protect yourself from HMRC fines.
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Protection from HMRC reclassifing your subbies as employees.
If HMRC were to reclassify just one self-employed subbie as an employee with an average weekly pay of £1,000, the CIS liability would surpass £9,500 in a year.
For a group of 15 self-employed subbies, this liability would escalate to over £136,000. These staggering amounts exclude potential HMRC fines, unpaid interest charges, or legal costs associated with challenging HMRC.