How Much Should Preferred Vendor take

[AspiringMind]

Are there any preferred/prime vendors in this forum or worked with them directly, Do you feel the below is fare, let’s say that client pays 100$ per hour to preferred vendor 

15 % on Corp to Corp - 85$ to Employer

20% on 1099 - 80$ to Contractor 

25% on W-2 - 75$ to Employee 

[boeing747]

In 1099 scenario you shud get more as employer doesnt have payroll taxes...he should take not more than 15%

[ekunadam_enkanna]

1099 rate should be same as c2c. W2 rate should be at least less than 8% of 1099 or c2c rate. If w2 employer provides you healthcare insurance subsidy and holiday pay, it is even less. 

[tacobell fan]

There is no rule book how much a vendor should pay. Unless you have deep insights it's not easy for you to make yourself convince. Any preferred vendor will be forced to give bulk or volume discount for the services back to the client (this changes from client to client). The amount of the discount varies on many factors and no one will tell you their trade deals. If you are not happy with billing you have to move-on there is no point to sit and argue to come to your terms. 

[AspiringMind]

Thanks to you three for your reply

[Mitron]

4 minutes ago, AspiringMind said:

Thanks to you three for your reply

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[tom bhayya]

Preferred vendors size batti untundhi Randstad, teksystems, modis laanti vallu minimum 30% - 35% cut theesukuntaaru and give rest to you or your employer 

[tokkalogola]

18 hours ago, AspiringMind said:

Are there any preferred/prime vendors in this forum or worked with them directly, Do you feel the below is fare, let’s say that client pays 100$ per hour to preferred vendor 

15 % on Corp to Corp - 85$ to Employer

20% on 1099 - 80$ to Contractor 

25% on W-2 - 75$ to Employee 

Depends on the vendors, there is no industry standard.. idi antha lanjala business... customers lekunte 10 ki ayinda padukuntaru unte 100 adugutaru.. neeti jathi leni business idi antha..