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*rant* Umbrellas - FCSA members illustrations / calcs - 52 working weeks FFS
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostWoohoo... Just an issue of kick backs now then.
and it's not a kick back
It's a marketing facilitation fee...Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by eek View PostYes, but it allows a chance to get on agencies PSL lists (provided you meet the agencies other criteria*)Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post11.5k is still a lot of money for a business with only 50 people on the books.Leave a comment:
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11.5k is still a lot of money for a business with only 50 people on the books.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Anonimouse View PostThey charge £35,000 membership
The cost of full FCSA Accredited Membership is dependent on the size of your business and the number of models you operate. Fees for Accredited Membership and the compliance review start at £11,250.
More info here: Link
Originally posted by lucyclarityumbrella View PostThe FCSA accreditation is a simple way for the agencies / end clients to assume compliance with HMRC guidance. Nowadays I can guarantee that the number of compliance questionnaires received by umbrellas is pretty much zero, whereas previously it used to be with pretty much every new engagement!
Anyone who is not accredited can still be compliant, but trying to get that through to some agencies / end clients is like hitting your head against a brick wall. For those not accredited it is causing "difficulties"!
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ZeeshanLeave a comment:
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The FCSA accreditation is a simple way for the agencies / end clients to assume compliance with HMRC guidance. Nowadays I can guarantee that the number of compliance questionnaires received by umbrellas is pretty much zero, whereas previously it used to be with pretty much every new engagement!
Anyone who is not accredited can still be compliant, but trying to get that through to some agencies / end clients is like hitting your head against a brick wall. For those not accredited it is causing "difficulties"!Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by eek View PostGot to keep the riff-raff away.
Plus the FCSA management need their gold plated offices..
How on earth do they expect to get any new business if only accredited members are being put forward so the rest can't get the numbers to be accredited. Just stupid.
I hope that is a 35k lifetime membership so they go bust next year.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostHow fookin much??? Is that for real?? Linky. F me. I though it was a high bar but not that much. That's outrageous.
Plus the FCSA management need their gold plated offices..Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Anonimouse View PostThey charge £35,000 membershipLeave a comment:
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