Opening hours during the festive period
Umbrella Company UK will operate as usual until the end of Christmas Eve (24th December, 09:00 – 17:30). However, during the festive period, our office will be open for reduced hours, as summarised below.
Umbrella Company UK will operate as usual until the end of Christmas Eve (24th December, 09:00 – 17:30). However, during the festive period, our office will be open for reduced hours, as summarised below.
Umbrella Company UK has been acquired by Magi GJJ Limited – a group of business professionals with extensive experience of building recruitment and recruitment payroll business portfolios, who are thrilled to be part of the exciting next chapter of our growth. The new takeover will have zero impact on Umbrella Company UK’s operations, and it is business as usual. Keep reading to learn more.
Umbrella Company UK is a SafeRec certified umbrella company. SafeRec provides our umbrella employees with revolutionary transparency and helps our partnered recruitment agencies make referrals, knowing their candidates are truly in the safest hands. In this article, we’ve asked Sarah O’Toole, Operations Director at Umbrella Company UK, some questions about SafeRec and why our certification is so much more than just an extra logo on our website.
When you use an umbrella company, you’ll receive a payslip every time you are paid, outlining the deductions made to your assignment rate, including tax and National Insurance Contributions. This article provides a detailed overview of all the deductions you may see on your payslip, including what they are, why they occur and how much they are likely to be.
The umbrella company marketplace is saturated. Hundreds of payroll providers in the UK boast that they provide the best quality service for contractors and freelancers. However, with so many to choose from, how do you genuinely know which umbrella company is the best and which providers should be avoided at all costs? In this article, we provide some helpful tips to help you pick a dependable and ethical umbrella company for your payroll – to ensure you’re paid compliantly with HMRC’s rules and regulations.
There are hundreds of umbrella companies in the UK. While choosing one sounds daunting, due to the competition, there are plenty of reliable and compliant providers out there. If you are currently using an umbrella for your payroll and are not satisfied with the level of service you’re receiving, you should consider switching to a new provider immediately. While changing umbrella companies is a little time-consuming, you’ll immediately reap the rewards, and the processes involved are straightforward. This article explains how to switch umbrella companies and when you should consider waving goodbye to your existing, sub-standard umbrella and joining a new one.
The contracting world is replete with options and opportunities but also has its share of complexities and challenges. One such challenge is the tax legislation commonly known as IR35. It is a set of rules that determine whether a contractor should be taxed in the same manner as a permanent employee or as a self-employed individual. In this article, we will look at what IR35 tax legislation is and how an umbrella company can benefit contractors inside IR35.
Umbrella Company UK is delighted to announce that we have become a Certified SafeRec Umbrella Company. SafeRec is transforming compliance within the contractor payroll supply chain, and by becoming SafeRec certified, all our employees have access to real-time payslip audits – providing a level of transparency and compliance which, until now, has not been achievable within the industry. Please keep reading for more information about SafeRec and the many benefits available to all Umbrella Company UK employees.
Umbrella Company UK is proud to have passed the FCSA’s annual audit. Our membership has been renewed for another year after proving we maintain the highest compliance standards and continue to adhere to the FCSA’s strict Codes of Compliance. Keep reading for more information.
The Freelancer and Contractor Service Association (FCSA) has brought a new type of fraud to its members’ attention, targeting recruitment agencies. This blog summarises the new scam and explains how it works. If you represent a staffing agency and place temporary workers – you must read the following and ensure your business has precautions in place.