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hi all. I have just been offered a new contract which is quite a lot more pay than the last two so looking at starting a ltd company. The issue is that I have a poor credit rating. Obviously this will effect applying for a business account, but just wondering if there's anything out there that I...
Thanks for the response but I'm also a little confused. In the last example, does that mean that the contractor is out of pocket and is there any rules to say that this should be the case? It seems wrong that a contractor is out of pocket because of essentially doing their job
thanks Lance, it is exactly what it feels like. I was underpaid last week as apparently I had been overpaid on expenses for several weeks, despite only getting back what I had paid out.
It's very rarely mileage, more hotel stays and evening meals. The biggest one is flights though as they're so expensive.
The whole thing seems a bit off though as surely I shouldn't be out of pocket for travelling for my job.
Hi all, apologies if this is the wrong place to post this.
When I am receiving my expenses after submitting them to my agency and it is paid to the umbrella company, the amount I receive back is minus the VAT amount. It seems to me that the company I am working for are paying the net amount...