PayStream is the latest company to pass FCSA accreditation bringing the total number of FCSA Accredited Members to 32. FCSA accreditation demonstrates to freelancers, contractors and recruitment businesses that members are acting both professionally and ethically within the UK tax, employment and regulatory laws. Coupled with financial stability tests, FCSA accreditation is proof that professional businesses can take the lead in delivering the highest levels of industry standards.
PayStream was founded in 2000 and offers a range of umbrella and accountancy services, as well as software solutions, to UK contractors and recruitment agencies. The company and its team of experienced professionals are highly experienced in the contractor sector.
On becoming FCSA accredited, MD Paul Malley said: “We are delighted to become an FCSA accredited member. Our company’s ethos has always been based on delivering outstanding compliance and service, investing, over time, not only in our processes and systems but also in the education of our staff to ensure that we attain the highest standards in the market. Demonstrating compliance with the FCSA code is further confirmation of this positioning, and we now look forward to being part of the FCSA over the coming years.”
To become an accredited member, applicants must undergo an independent and rigorous assessment of their business services, operations, policies and processes, all of which are examined to ensure adherence to FCSA compliance standards.
FCSA’s chief executive, Julia Kermode added: “I would like to congratulate the PayStream team for meeting the extremely high standards required to become a fully accredited member of FCSA. It is no mean feat and something to be celebrated. Paul Malley and everyone at PayStream is extremely committed to our industry and to providing a top service to the contractors and agencies they work with. I am very pleased that they are now part of the FCSA organisation.”