Check out Invoice2000, I use that to keep my invoices and to print them, it
is also free from www.download.com
As for my contract, I got a copy of it at home that I will have to remember
to bring if you want to see mine
Robert J. Bailey
(646) 526-4536
-Original Message-
From: Paul
;) Get a lawyer.
There is a good chance that my needs will not fit your needs (and vice
versa).
At 02:12 PM 05/10/2001 -0400, you wrote:
does any one have a basic formal agreement docs, or contracts i could modify
for a freelance job?
a formal contract which outlines your fees,
Paul
This subject may be better suited for the CFCommunity List, but...my advice
is make sure that EXPLICITLY define what you are and are not going to do. if
you leave that open on any point, you could find yourself doing more than
you bargained. It is well worth it to nail that down before
I'd highly recommend paying a lawyer to draft a template up for you. Free templates
are cool, but the whole
purpose of a legal document is that it covers your arse, and due to differences in
localities, only a lawyer can
ensure there's no loopholes.
For invoicing, I like QuickBooks.
--
Billy
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