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>Dealing with taxes, invoices, customer demands, etc The best thing I have done is to put systems in place to handle these, often paid for SAAS services. Use
by osullip 4y ago
>Dealing with taxes, invoices, customer demands, etc
The best thing I have done is to put systems in place to handle these, often paid for SAAS services.
Use a good project management tool to track time (Basecamp, Teamwork).
Pay for an accounting package (Xero, MYOB, Wave for US and Canada) and use automated follow up (Debtor Daddy).
Use a ticketing system (Zendesk, Freshdesk, Hubspot)
Use a calendar booking system (Calendly)
Train your customers to contact you through those means.
Use Zapier to tie everything together.
Probably $200 a month - or two hours work out of a possible 120 billable hours (I work on 30 hours billable a week).
Spend some money on a good virtual assistant. They will save your life.