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This is the worst company I have ever dealt with. They committed a serious data breach with my personal details. This had a significant effect on my life. They then lied, practically tried to gaslight me and avoided all responsibility.
Do not trust this company with your home address, personal financial details or anything you don't want to be made publicly available.
Never take responsibility for their mistakes and will consistently blindside you. If you have a serious lack of finance and accounting knowledge I would avoid entirely as they will take you for a ride!
I'm a registered CA and I'm shocked with how they operate.
Will charge you illegal NI employers tax which whould be covered by employer
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