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Problems with Principal Contractor

  • 02-04-2008 12:20am
    #1
    Registered Users Posts: 4


    Hello, I hope someone might be able to give me some advice on a problem I am having with a principal contractor our company has worked for.

    We completed works for him last year and he had been paying us hap-hazardly during this time approx 55% of the total due. He did not issue us with remittance advice nor RCTDC pink slips and he did not hold a payments card for us.

    Now I am having no luck in contacting him to get him to issue us with the pink slips and we are down a considerable amount of money.

    Any advice on how I might be able to further this would be gratefully received. One thing I am wondering is what are the powers of Revenue to demand the RCTDC from him? I have previosuly had a Principal had to pay us over what was due as he was audited and found not to have issued pink slips...

    Thanks is advance


Comments

  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 367 ✭✭Diairist


    ring HIS tax office, ask for RCT section and tell them RCT is being withheld but RCTDC's aren't being issued. This should produce a favourable reponse.


  • Registered Users Posts: 4 Stressed14


    Thanks for the reply.. I have already tried this and they are "following up" on the case, but say they cannot give me any more information and that I should still continue to chase the cert and money myself.

    We are going to begin legal proceedings to recover the pink slip.. but I am a bit annoyed that we have to go this far since my understanding is that an RCTDC is on a par with a VAT or P35 return and a legal obligation from anyone using contractors/sub contractors in the construction industry - is this not the case?

    Thanks again


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 459 ✭✭Bren1609


    Call out to his house and demand payment.

    If you dont know his address you can do a company search and it will give you the address of directors and shareholders.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 36 wexgun


    Hi all,
    Im in almost exactly the same position. Tax was deducted but I never got the pink slips for the last 3 months I was working for this contractor. He is also not paying my last invoice as he wanted me to keep working for him but I said not until I got paid in full and certs were released to me. It came to a head one day and I walked out and havent went back since. He got his secretary to ring me 2 weeks ago to ask me to come back but I refused. I have contacted the Revenue and they got nowhere with him. He told them there was nothing outstanding. I have just contacted a solicitor and I am now going the legal route. Any more advise anybody? Surely he is obliged by law to issue the certs with payments?


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