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Frequently asked

What should appear at the top of every invoice?

Your name and tax ID, the client’s legal name and address, the invoice number, the issue date, the due date, the currency and exact total. Lawyers and accountants want this; you want it so disputes never reach lawyers in the first place.

How do I make sure I receive the full amount?

State the amount you must receive net of fees, and put the sending charges on the client in writing. Provide local account details in the client’s currency so they pay a domestic transfer, not an expensive international wire.

What payment terms actually get paid faster?

Net 7 or net 14 from a clear due date, not "upon receipt." Specific dates reduce excuses; vague phrasing invites 30-to-60-day stalls. Add a polite late-fee clause from day 30 — many clients pay on day 28 once they see it.

Should I attach a payment link?

Yes — a one-click link to a low-fee payment page closes the loop faster than bank-transfer details alone. Make paying the easiest thing in the inbox and you’ll move from 35 days average to under 20.