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> I've been lurking for a month or so, and now I have a question--how do you
> independent contractors handle your invoicing for clients? I've always
> worked W-2 or 1099, but now I need to do my own invoicing and would love to
> see some examples of others invoice designs.
> If anyone has one they'd be willing to share, that would be great!
I recommend MYOB or Quickbooks. You set up an invoice, and you're
practically done.
There are very good reasons to use such a program. Come tax time
you'll have very little to do. Keep track of your checking, purchases
and expenses each week or two. Open a separate account for your
business deposits, and also secure a separate credit card.
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