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Don't forget to to put a photocopy of your arse on the reverse. It's a requirement under the Disclosure Of Director's Arses Act (1986).
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Guest repliedRe: thanks
I paid good money for my T&Cs (got Lawspeed to draw it up) - it's all nice and legal.
And no - I won't be sending it out to anyone, it's specifically created for my company.
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Guest repliedthanks
Thanks guys, just thought "invoicing" was more mysterious than what it actually appears to be
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Guest repliedRe: nevermind
Doesnt excel have its own invoice template?
Mailman
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Guest repliedRe: nevermind
Quite. Would have pointed you to mine but then too much hassle removing my own details etc and is piece of cake to make one's own. Not know what to put on there? Never received an invoice? (or full VAT receipt, same thing really)
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Guest repliedRe: nevermind
Whoops, forgot that.
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Guest repliedRe: nevermind
VAT registration number (if you are charging VAT).
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Guest repliedRe: nevermind
Glad you are sorted AtW and I've learnt something so that's me done for the day.
Invoices don't need much and can be based on those you have received.
Company Name
Company Postal Address
Company Telephone Number
Company Registered Address
Company Number
Client Name & Address
Invoice Number
Invoice Date
Client Reference
Item Number
Item Quantity
Item Description
Item Unit Price
Item Price
Total
VAT
Total
"Payment expected in 28 days of invoice date"
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Guest repliedRe: nevermind
HI There!
As a fellow contracting newbie, I am in the same boat. i.e. I have just won my first contract and I need to generate invoices. How did you solve your problem?
Any advice on pro-forma contracts too?
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Guest repliednevermind
Nevermind, I am sorted now. :rolleyes
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Guest repliedRe: no offense intended
How do you propose we show you?
No html, no attachments in the email and who is going to put a link to their machine.
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Guest repliedno offense intended
Sorry I did not realise you all were on the dole, hence no invoicing in your houses
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Invoicing templates
The time has come for me to do my first invoice
But I ain't got any templates
Can anyone kindly point me out in the direction where I can find them?
thanks
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