one other thing to be aware of with brollies is that when you call them they may offer you some sort of expected return via a calculator - just be very aware of exactly what they are calculating as some will pre load high levels of expenses to make it look like a more attractive proposition.
the main difference between each brolly is what they charge and what expenses you can claim - however the rules around expenses are pretty strict so it does really just come down to what actual fee you pay.
obviously things like service and ease of use also need to be taken into account but that is a personal thing depending on your preference.
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I spoke to them today and do not think they are that good as they quoted me 10% less pay compared to my own limited. I suggest you get ourself a good accountant like SJD or nixon william as they are quite good and can get you more pay. I have gone with nixon myself.
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this is my first post, so I'll start by apologising if I'm posting in the wrong section!
I'm wondering if anyone here has used 'No Longer Limited' (umbrella company) before? I'm thinking of changing over to them....
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