Oh and btw

You're statutorily entitled to add interest at 8%APR(*) for late payment of invoices.

I've never done that with a client I aspired to work for again some day - but in this case it sounds like the relationship is over so no harm in doing that.

(*) used to be the figure; not done this kind of work for some years now so best check it still is, FSB or IPSE website will help you out

Posted By: Old Man on January 24th 2018 at 15:08:49

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unpaid invoice update... (NCFC) - Larry Hagman, Jan 24, 13:41:39
- At this stage he is being a cooont. (NCFC) - usacanary, Jan 24, 16:02:23
- Get a wealthy investor to pay you the invoice at a discounted rate. (NCFC) - tudders, Jan 24, 15:57:16
- Don't suppose you managed to tape or have a witness to the conversation? (NCFC) - Saucerer, Jan 24, 14:41:23
  - solicitors letter. (n/m) (NCFC) - protheroe fitzgibbon, Jan 24, 15:10:50
  - I'm putting it to him in writing the points that were discussed (NCFC) - Larry Hagman, Jan 24, 15:05:35
    - Agree with Paul. Letter unlikely to work.... (NCFC) - Saucerer, Jan 24, 15:21:08
    - if he replies to that, confirming those things, I'd be v surprised (NCFC) - paulg, Jan 24, 15:10:34
    - Small Claims Court? (n/m) (NCFC) - Old Man, Jan 24, 15:07:19
      - Oh and btw (NCFC) - Old Man, Jan 24, 15:08:49
        
        Yeah can charge 8% after 30 days (n/m) (NCFC) - Larry Hagman, Jan 24, 15:13:39
- send him a statutory demand (NCFC) - paulg, Jan 24, 13:48:37
- Welcome to Brexit Britain (n/m) (NCFC) - SCC 28, Jan 24, 13:43:11
  - welcome to mark barham (n/m) (NCFC) - Men without hats, Jan 24, 18:08:16

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