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I will be starting a new job in the next month or so.
In the meantime I've been asked to work for 3 weeks for a local contractor.
The best way for me to so this would be through an umbrella company as I cant see the need to register as a limited company for such a short time.
I know there are many out there. Some good and some bad.
Can anyone recommend me one from personal experience?
Many thanks
iolo
i got an alpinestars mx umbrella. its massive.
highly recommended, even has vents to let the wind through instead of it dragging you out onto the track.
not this one
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it's [b]very[/b] bad
Damn! Thought it was an arcane STW thread about "recommend me an umbrella" (Ti, carbon, etc)
parasol
(*check ALL carefully on %earnings or flat rate charge and see which works for you)
be wary of £xx tax free per day claims, unless you're an MP fairly strict rules appear to apply on expenses etc.
Swaine Adeney and Brigg or James Smith of course.
I have used greenlantern35.co.uk in the past. have no reason to complain or not recommend them.
ibalance based in bristol. I used them for 11 months for an engineering contract. They're really very good. Always reply quickly to queries whether it be by phone or email. They have a brilliant log in system online where you can check payments and manage all your expenses. Top notch, I don't think you can go far wrong with them.
My accountants K&B have just resumed their umbrella services: https://www.cloud9umbrella.com/
Had very good service from them as both a contractor and an MD.
My wife was pretty happy with Paymatters recently.
Or get someone you know who has a Ltd company to invoice them and you be an employee for the 3 weeks - as long as you cover their costs you'll get the money out (one way or another...).
Hi, picking an umbrella company is so important because they control your money. There are loads of different ones out there so make sure you're happy with the company before you register with them.
I work for a comparison site for umbrella companies, but have NO financial interest in any of them. Really, the best option is to speak to your friends - but if you don't know any other contractors this site may be able to help with your decision: www.contractorsupermarket.com
Hope it helps.