Are you sure about the terms? Personally I'd have a word with Parity first (dunno the other one) and suggest you'd like to go with them if there was some incentive. Surely they can dig a fiver or tenner a day from somewhere to close the deal?
If they say flat no then apologise and tell them you are going with the other crowd, even if you don't know yet. Can't give him a hint you might come crawling back even if you will end up doing it.
Ring the other crowd and offer the same deal. It's costing them nothing so surely they can bend a little.
Parity rings a bell though. Wasn't it them that didn't have an IR35 safe contract but changed it at some point? Have your contract checked whoever you go through.
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Avanade do i use Parity or Networkers to process my invoices
I have been offered a contract with Avanade and they have asked me if I wish to use Networkers or Parity to process my invoices. The payment terms are the same so there is no financial advantage of one of the them over the other. I have never dealt with either of these agencies so was wondering if anyone can make a recommendation based on previous experience. Thanks in advance.Tags: None
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