Originally posted by northernladuk
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*rant* Umbrellas - FCSA members illustrations / calcs - 52 working weeks FFS
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Originally posted by lucyclarityumbrella View PostAs if - you are from up t'north'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI spent hours translating it in to Yorkshire to meet accessibility and inclusion guidelines and I just get abuse.. Pffffmerely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by eek View PostYou don't even live in Yorkshire - at least I'm on the correct side of the Pennines albeit 3 miles North of that godforsaken deludedly overconfident county...
'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by GhostofTarbera View Post
...they just don’t get what umbrellas do, for a tiny fee they process your payroll
That’s all
If your mate doesn't need me, name the business and I'll avoid it. (you might check with him/her first to see if their business really doesn't want forum business)
*sales types, the are considerably more expensive than a simple online form... No?
n.b. My accountant currently does the payroll twice a month already... and also does VAT monthly... and Y.E. accounts... with 2 x SAs too... for about the same. Why are umbrellas so expensive?
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Its been eye-opening to hear how many umbrella sellers are asking "FCSA" or non... and then offer variations of some sort of "tax planning" alternative... the mind boggles at the brass of these "people".
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Originally posted by mjcp View PostIts been eye-opening to hear how many umbrella sellers are asking "FCSA" or non... and then offer variations of some sort of "tax planning" alternative... the mind boggles at the brass of these "people".
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Who did you go with ?
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Originally posted by mjcp View PostEr, yes. That's the service I'm buying, and for £80-£120 a month, I want a slightly accurate illustration of what the net will be. Given the number of calls I had today from expensive* call centre sales people, all trying to convince me to use them / let them "source" the umbrella for me, there's clearly a battle for business.
If your mate doesn't need me, name the business and I'll avoid it. (you might check with him/her first to see if their business really doesn't want forum business)
*sales types, the are considerably more expensive than a simple online form... No?
n.b. My accountant currently does the payroll twice a month already... and also does VAT monthly... and Y.E. accounts... with 2 x SAs too... for about the same. Why are umbrellas so expensive?
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a scam umbrella (which would eventually result in a visit to the HMRC enquiries forum) has an awful lot of money to spend on such sales calls.
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Originally posted by eek View Postan umbrella has no money to do sales calls
a scam umbrella (which would eventually result in a visit to the HMRC enquiries forum) has an awful lot of money to spend on such sales calls.
be warned..Comment
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