Main Contractors Discount

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MJHolohan replied

5 March 2019, 14:38
I'm an accountant and work with construction businesses also. Yes. That's very high. Have you signed a subcontract order?
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kaiser78 replied

5 March 2019, 00:48
Just to make you aware this is primarily an IT contractor website so there may be a slower response to your query, which is more building / construction related, correct ? However some of the posters on here are pretty clued up on anything and everything (or at least think they are...) and may be able to respond to you.
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jgcps89 started a topic Main Contractors Discount

4 March 2019, 13:39
Main Contractors Discount

Hi, just wondering what calculations you use to work out MCD. We have been asked to add 10% mcd (a bit steep I know), just want to make sure my calculations are correct.
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