An umbrella company other than Brookson that dont rob you for 40% tax ?
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Been there done that and still paying the taxes ! Gordon Brown f*cked that one up !
I like to work 3 months on 3 off so umbrellas give you the freedom to do thatComment
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I use ContractorUmbrella and they have always been good for me but I think you will find that 40% will apply if your earnings exceed a certain level regardless of who you useComment
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Originally posted by John GaltI use ContractorUmbrella and they have always been good for me but I think you will find that 40% will apply if your earnings exceed a certain level regardless of who you useComment
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Originally posted by AndywAn umbrella company other than Brookson that dont rob you for 40% tax ?His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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