Umbrella Company

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malvolio replied

15 January 2008, 10:13
Originally posted by gtr View Post

I'm also on the lookout for a good umbrella company.

Also, here's a question for any of you who have ltd's, In terms of money, how much better off might I be if I started a limited company as opposed to using an umbrella company? Do I still pay ERNI with a ltd co?
I'm just still a little confused as to the actual benefits of having an ltd.

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gtr replied

15 January 2008, 09:10
I'm also on the lookout for a good umbrella company.

Also, here's a question for any of you who have ltd's, In terms of money, how much better off might I be if I started a limited company as opposed to using an umbrella company? Do I still pay ERNI with a ltd co?
I'm just still a little confused as to the actual benefits of having an ltd.
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DiscoStu replied

8 January 2008, 14:36
I can strongly recommend Contractor Umbrella, had nothing but good service
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Ardesco replied

8 January 2008, 14:24
http://www.umbrellaheaven.com

Brilliant Umbrella company, truely lives up to its name.
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DaveP replied

8 January 2008, 14:17
yes I agree, but he is still undecided if he wants to remain a contrctor or go to a permmie. So for the time being he is happy using an umbrella co.
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Sausage Surprise replied

8 January 2008, 12:49
I suggest he goes Ltd
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DaveP started a topic Umbrella Company

8 January 2008, 10:54
Umbrella Company

Hi,

A collegue of mine is using parasol as his Umbrella company & I was alarmed when he told me he gets charged £27 for every time sheet he submits.

So I suggested he shops around as am sure he can use a cheaper brolly company.

I am ltd now but in the past I used a company called "manager" or "the manager" has anbody got a linky to there site as I cannot find them anymore from searching google etc.

cheers
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