A4P or 'Anderson for Professionals'
I used these for three years before setting-up Ltd. They are part of an accountancy firm called Reilly McMordie, and are based in Sale in Manchester.
Very good service.
Google either name.
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Sorry for my ignorance... but what is YMMV?Originally posted by Epiphone View PostNot the cheapest though. Or the best but YMMV.
I used Parasol for my first contract. They provided me with a Salary advance every time I had asked for it. Didn't need to use them for very much, but were ok for what I needed them for.
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Not the cheapest though. Or the best but YMMV.Originally posted by pmeswani View Posthttp://www.parasolgroup.co.uk/. Some peeps will swear by them, others will swear at them. I had good experiences with them.
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It's not the only criteria, but it is as good a starting point as anyOriginally posted by TykeMerc View PostI'd be rather cautious over entrusting my contract fees to an Umbrella selected purely on cost.
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I'd be rather cautious over entrusting my contract fees to an Umbrella selected purely on cost.
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http://www.parasolgroup.co.uk/. Some peeps will swear by them, others will swear at them. I had good experiences with them.Originally posted by Crossroads View PostFor various reasons, I'm going to be using an Umbrella rather than my Ltd for my next contract, starting in the next 10 days or so.
I'm fully aware that the lowest fees doesn't not necessarily mean the best service, but who is the cheapest Umbrella Company?
"Go Umbrella" at £55 is the cheapest I've found so far.
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Cheapest Umbrella
For various reasons, I'm going to be using an Umbrella rather than my Ltd for my next contract, starting in the next 10 days or so.
I'm fully aware that the lowest fees doesn't not necessarily mean the best service, but who is the cheapest Umbrella Company?
"Go Umbrella" at £55 is the cheapest I've found so far.Tags: None
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