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Invoice - date range
doughboy2000
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Hi, on my invoices for one of my customers its more convenient for us both if i calculate hours and cost per week rather than per day, e.g. February Wk1, Wk2 etc. Would this be acceptable to HMRC? Thanks
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No reason why not.1
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Our invoices are monthly and simply say 20 days @ £X = £Y + VAT etc
If you want to do yours weekly and be more granular then thats fine, if you want to do it at a higher level you could. HMRC wont care but it can help to avoid disputes if more information is included rather than less0 -
Yes this is perfectly OK and is in fact the norm. However, I would keep a note of hours per day for your records so that if a customer queries the hours that you submit, yo will be able to give them a breakdown.0
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