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NinaKoni


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Hi All,

I have a new starter client who will provide services paid cash. Expected fees are £25-£100 in total.

The client works as self-employed. As he is going to be paid cash only I was wondering is it any rules he needs to adhere to.

I don't think invoicing is good idea in these case. As the amount is under £250 is it possible to raise an voucher instead?

 

Thank you!

Nina



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Cheshire


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Hi Nina
You dont say if he is VAT registered or not, although Im guessing not.

Invoicing is still a viable option, but rather than manually raising one via the computer each time, then why not get a duplicated invoice book with sequential numbering - one copy for his client, one for the him and you doing his books. HMRC would prefer this to loose bits of paper! He can buy from any stationery shop or he could have them printed with his logo etc. Dont forget to add the VAT/include his VAT number if he is VAT registered.

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NinaKoni


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Thank you Joanne!
Duplicated invoice book will work just fine.

Regards,

Nina

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