Tuesday, May 26, 2009

8 Invoicing procedure

8 comments.:

  1. You forgot to add that it needs to be submitted electronically from a preapproved e-mail address that we haven't told you about or something :-) Thanks for the big chuckle. I really like this one!
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  2. Reminds me of an agency who recently changed their invoicing terms to comply to a newly enforced French law. Instead of paying at 90 days (now illegal, as 60 days is a maximum) they require translators to send a monthly invoice on the last day of the month, which they will then pay at 60 days...Clever, innit?
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  3. Mmmm... I believe I know that lady...
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  4. this stuff is hilariously accurate!!
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  5. bonjill, Frédéric, vince & Ramón, according to your comments, I begin to believe that Pam the Evil PM is just a beginner and not evil enough...
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  6. It's hilarious! And it's just happening to me with one of my clients :-(
    I'm tempted to send them the link to this comic...
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  7. I'm also tempted to send this one to a client of mine, who requires that i send an email before the 5th of each month asking for a list of the projects i made the previous month and then i can send an invoice, which is paid after the 20th. So i have to ask permission to send the invoice, so to speak.
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  8. Sage Software has recently launched a free online invoicng tool for freelancers and small businesses at http://www.billingboss.com. Billing Boss is focused of keeping invoicing simple - so simple that you can get set up and send your first invoice in just a couple minutes.

    Please note: With the goal of full disclosure, I work at Sage. Feel free to contact me if you have any feedback about Billing Boss.
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