What should you do if you can’t pay an invoice?
Ideally, you would never run into a situation where you can’t pay an invoice. But sometimes you may find your business bank account is a
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Taylor K. Gordon is a personal finance writer and founder of Tay Talks Money, a personal finance and productivity blog on hacking your way to a happier savings account. Taylor has contributed to MagnifyMoney, The Huffington Post, GoGirl Finance, Madame Noire, and The Write Life.Ideally, you would never run into a situation where you can’t pay an invoice. But sometimes you may find your business bank account is a
The age old debate—should you charge by the hour or per project? I’ve preached charging per project for the last several years because I started
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One way to guarantee a positive relationship with your contractors is paying on time. Paying on time shows that you appreciate their work. If you
If you have a lot of work on your plate, passing on tasks to your assistant can make your workday a little less stressful. Invoicing
Invoicing once monthly is the invoicing method I used early on in my career. Sending one invoice per month had absolutely disastrous results. I was
Having many invoices out pending can be destructive to cash flow and lead to invoice disputes. You need payments to flow in regularly so you
Having a client dispute an invoice is often an uncomfortable situation. You’re billing for how much you believe you agreed upon, but the client isn’t
Our goal as business owners is to do work and get paid for our time. Invoicing for the work we do is how we get
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