Freelance stuff

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    1. Keep all receipts/expenses and a record of so you can do your tax return AT THE END OF THE TAX YEARS. i.e March 30th 2009.

    2. You do not need to charge VAT as I would guess you are not VAT registered.

    3. Get some payment up front... I am shit at this so I will add not more to this point.

    4. Send invoice on completion of project with facts, figures, dates and payments already made (see #3). Give them 30 days notice and offer payment by cheque or BACS.

    5. If you are just out of Uni GET A FULL TIME JOB

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    • and I'm working on the job thing dont worry :)beard1
    • you only need to registered to vat if you reckon you'll earn over £60,000citizen_h
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