Originally posted by Yehudi
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Parasol - Employment Costs - extra charges??
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Originally posted by Yehudi View PostI did. They refused to refund, saying:
"any deductions made are at Parasols discretion"
Did they explain the "discretion" they used when they helped themselves to some of your money to the tune of 13.8% of your expenses, but didn't deduct anything from those without any claimable expenses? What "discretion" do they use to apportion the supposedly additional AWR overheads in this inconsistent manner?!?Comment
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Danbro
Hi Everyone,
We welcome the opportunity to see whether we could be of any assistance to you during this turbulent time. We are clear, concise and compliant and have a facebook group full of happy clients to support it.
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Originally posted by Danbro View PostHi Everyone,
We welcome the opportunity to see whether we could be of any assistance to you during this turbulent time. We are clear, concise and compliant and have a facebook group full of happy clients to support it.
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Customer services have now come back to me saying my employment costs have never and will never exceed the exact amount of employers NI - even if I claim expenses.
It seems the wheel that squeaks the loudest gets the oil.
I have asked parasols md if he would be willing to share the answers to two questions.
How do they decide who gets charged.
How do they work out how much the unlucky people get charged.
When I get a response, I will share it with you.
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Originally posted by The Spartan View PostDid they mention anything about refunding any money?
However, I was told they would be refunding my 50p on my next months pay. So yes, I am getting a refund.
I did say that whilst the amout of overpayment was low, I don't understand how it could happen by accident. I said I believe there is more to this than meets the eye.
The md is off work this week, but has emailed me to see he will contact me next week.
I really hope he comes back to me with something positive and we can get to the bottom of this for once and for all.Comment
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