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That's the hook. You, me and many other contractors think so. But they pretend they think another way.
I'd like to get 'the rate plus VAT' mentioned in the contract.
And I've got the same advice from the contractor who worked through Parity.
Did anyone have experience with Parity.net ?
I've got a contract from them. Rather unfair terms and conditions from my perspective.
Any comments? Can Parity be trusted?
Of course, you can play with the expenses, but the major thing they have a customer, but you haven't. So, you cannot negotiate a lot. It's like democracy. You think that you can decide.
The truth is the agents try to increase their profit because too many candidates apply. If the client agrees for 15% discount from normal rate, the agents are trying to get 30-40% discount from contractors.
That means that the client could get a better specialist for the same money, but the...
I wouldn't recommend Nixon.
They are cheaper but their accountants are overloaded, so they never look into your papers. The result is you're wasting your time on correcting their mistakes.:tantrum:
Obviously many British companies provide work permits for their employees. I'm sure they claim legal expenses, relocation costs etc. for their emploees as expenses.
A better idea is to ask your accountant about this, because most of the contractors in the UK can hardly advise how to get a visa...