
Recurring Invoices: When They Make Sense
If you bill the same client the same amount every month, you should not be rebuilding the document. When recurring invoices help and when they cause problems.
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If you bill the same client the same amount every month, you should not be rebuilding the document. When recurring invoices help and when they cause problems.
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Never delete or edit an issued invoice. A credit note reverses it and leaves the audit trail intact. When to issue one and what it must contain.
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A missing PO number is one of the most common reasons an invoice sits unpaid at a corporate client. What a purchase order is and how to work with one.
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A spreadsheet works until it does not. The specific points where invoicing from Excel starts costing more time than it saves.
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A generator produces one document and forgets it. Software keeps the record. Which you need depends on whether anyone ever queries an invoice.
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CIPC charges R125 to register a private company and R50 to reserve a name. The full fee list, and the costs people forget to budget for.
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A sole proprietor is you, trading. A Pty Ltd is a separate legal person. What actually changes: liability, tax, admin and how clients treat you.
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What you need to open a business account, why a separate account matters even for sole proprietors, and what to compare between banks.
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