tdurant
10th March 2010, 20:36
Is it a good idea to get a written contract in place when accepting work with a client?
I'm just starting out on my own as a bookkeeper and I'm a little unsure on whether a verbal agreement will be enough, but I want to be sure that I know what work I am being asked to do, deadlines for that job, and of course the fee that is agreed that I will be paid.
Also, is it good practice to bring qualification certificates to each client, to prove I am qualified for the job....especially at this stage being that I am just starting out?
Thanks :)
I'm just starting out on my own as a bookkeeper and I'm a little unsure on whether a verbal agreement will be enough, but I want to be sure that I know what work I am being asked to do, deadlines for that job, and of course the fee that is agreed that I will be paid.
Also, is it good practice to bring qualification certificates to each client, to prove I am qualified for the job....especially at this stage being that I am just starting out?
Thanks :)