PM Gigs

[mudskipper]

Have a guess how many IT PM's have come in from India on intra company transfer visas for the outsourcers recently? and been subcontracted onto other organisations for less than you can afford to work for...

43?

[speling bee]

I'm confused

Humour me.

If a contractor is hired for £400 pd + VAT it's £480

Whether hieronomy charge 7% * 400 + VAT
or 7% * 480 inc VAT

the figure works out the same

7% of £480 = £33.60 (inc vat)
7% of £400 = £28 + VAT = £33.60

It would only be if they charged
7% of £480, + vat = £40.32 that it wouldn't be clear.

We know they are charging 7%+VAT = 8.4%, and not 7% including VAT. They just need to say so.

[speling bee]

43?

Does that include those who have come in from India and intra company transfer visas?

[badger7579]

Have a guess how many IT PM's have come in from India on intra company transfer visas for the outsourcers recently? and been subcontracted onto other organisations for less than you can afford to work for...

Don't know. Assume you have the evidence or web site link to such stats????

[darmstadt]

Have a guess how many IT PM's have come in from India on intra company transfer visas for the outsourcers recently? and been subcontracted onto other organisations for less than you can afford to work for...

Coming to a Downing Street near you shortly:

[speling bee]

Don't know. Assume you have the evidence or web site link to such stats????

Why would you assume that?

[speling bee]

These fine people Contractor Accounting | InTouch quote their B2B prices as £92 + VAT per month. Clear and compliant.

[badger7579]

Why would you assume that?

To back up his statement. I'm also making the conclusion that you're an idiot. However this is based on the evidence of your recent posts rather than an assumption. Case closed

[Hireonomy]

These fine people Contractor Accounting | InTouch quote their B2B prices as £92 + VAT per month. Clear and compliant.

Last post on this topic. B2B businesses have the choice to quote prices Inc VAT or Ex VAT. Most, if not all, businesses expect prices quoted on B2B sites to be Ex VAT.

When an invoice is produced, there is a separate line item for VAT.

Funnily enough, the only people who seem to have a problem with this, are those on here (or rather 2 people on here in particular) whose services ours are not designed for...

The reason we have a "Contractors" section is because we are open with our charging, and thought it nice to openly disclose our Mark Up.

The large multinational organisations that we engage with, have absolutely no problem in understanding our pricing model.

[speling bee]

Last post on this topic. B2B businesses have the choice to quote prices Inc VAT or Ex VAT. Most, if not all, businesses expect prices quoted on B2B sites to be Ex VAT.

When an invoice is produced, there is a separate line item for VAT.

Funnily enough, the only people who seem to have a problem with this, are those on here (or rather 2 people on here in particular) whose services ours are not designed for...

The reason we have a "Contractors" section is because we are open with our charging, and thought it nice to openly disclose our Mark Up.

The large multinational organisations that we engage with, have absolutely no problem in understanding our pricing model.

Nobody is disputing that you may quote Ex or Inc VAT but you must say which. Or do you dispute that? And have you forgotten that the two people who are advising you on this matter are the same ones who kindly advised you of other areas in which your website was (and in a few cases still is) not compliant?