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March 22, 2019
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CIS in QuickBooks Self Employed

  • March 22, 2019
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I have just joined QB Self employed and spent the past hour allocating transactions after linking my bank account. I noticed however that the summary does not show the CIS deduction and when testing the raising of invoices this also does not have an option to show the CIS deduction either. 

 

I cannot see anywhere this can be shown and calculated within the program. 

 

Can anyone help

 

Best answer by TaliaI

Hello Andy Bates,

 

CIS is only a feature offered in our Small Business products, not Self Employed. If you need to use this feature, you will have to cancel you self employed account and take out an Online subscription. Please find attached our pricing guide for the product here

 

You can also contact our Sales team through 0808 168 9533 if you would like to discuss the plans any further.

 

Edit: We've added a new working link

 

Thanks,

 

Talia

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TaliaIAnswer
Level 8
March 22, 2019

Hello Andy Bates,

 

CIS is only a feature offered in our Small Business products, not Self Employed. If you need to use this feature, you will have to cancel you self employed account and take out an Online subscription. Please find attached our pricing guide for the product here

 

You can also contact our Sales team through 0808 168 9533 if you would like to discuss the plans any further.

 

Edit: We've added a new working link

 

Thanks,

 

Talia

October 16, 2019

The link provided for pricing doesn't work

Moderator
October 16, 2019

Hi @richardwaithe,

 

I'm here to share the Plans and Pricing page for QuickBooks Online UK.

 

If you're in the same situation as @Andy Bates above, you can refer to this article: Cancel your QuickBooks Self-Employed subscription. You'll find the steps on how to cancel your QuickBooks Self Employed if you need to track CIS instead.

 

Have other questions in mind? Post them below, and I'll get back to you.