Whether you are a multinational limited company or a single person sole trader it is important that you have a structured approach to your invoicing or you may lose track of what payments you are waiting for.
Invoicing your clients is a fairly straightforward and simple process, provided you have a good invoice template to work from. There are three things you must include on your invoices:
- Your business name
- An address where any legal documents can be delivered
- Your VAT number if you are VAT registered. If not, you can ignore this part of the template.
You should keep a record of all the invoices you have sent out along with when you received payment in order to keep track of your finances!
Click the below button to download your choice of our FREE invoice template.
2013 Invoice Template:
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If you still haven’t decided whether freelancing is right for you then the following pages may be useful:
- Benefits of Freelancing - the benefits to you as a freelancer and to your potential clients
- Freelancing Part Time - can you freelance whilst still in your permanent role?
- Sole Trader or Limited? - which route is right for you?
- VAT and NI - how do VAT and NI affect you as a freelancer?
- Freelancer Insurances - what insurances do you need as a freelancer?
- Freelancer Take Home Pay Calculator - how much more could you earn by going freelancing?
- Finding Freelance Work - how to find your freelance roles
- Freelancer FAQ’s - all your questions answered
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Easy Accountancy is the UK’s only national specialist accountancy firm for freelancers, sole traders and small businesses
If you’ve just started out as a freelancer or run a small business, you’ll definitely need a small accountant and there are plenty of options out there! However, most accountants will charge you every time you get in touch with them; for every phone call, email or meeting.
We don’t want our clients to be scared to contact us and potentially lose out on valuable tax saving advice. It's even more important when you first start out as you really need to set your business up in the best way possible. As a start up you’ll probably have loads of questions and will really appreciate the fact you can call your accountant as many times as you like without the fear of racking up large bills.
Our low cost, all-inclusive fixed-fee accountancy service includes unlimited access to your own accountant throughout the year, so you never need to worry about picking up the phone and then receiving a bill afterwards for the privilege, and covers all your business and personal tax affairs needs. All clients additionally receive:
- Help to run your business in the most tax efficient way possible
- Help so you can understand the taxes you need to pay
- Advice on the best ways to manage your business
- Updates and reminders so you'll never miss a deadline
- Help to ensure you maximise your tax allowances
- Provide proactive tax advice throughout the year
We’ve saved our clients up to half on their accountancy bills – if you’d like a quote, click on the quote me button to the right of this page. Alternatively, call us on 0500 234111 / 01442 275767 or email heather@easyaccountancy.co.uk.
We also have a money-back service guarantee - all of your telephone calls and emails will be answered on the same day, or we will refund your monthly fee (another first within the accountancy world).
To appoint us as your accountants, please fill in our Client Agreement Form online.
If you are a contractor working through a limited company then visit SJD Accountancy (our sister company) who specialise in providing tax advice and accountancy services for Limited Company contractors. You can also keep up to date by following the SJD Accountancy Twitter
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