How do you politely charge someone?
Ask for the payment simply and be straightforward. Tell them you have included the invoice as part of the email and how you want to be paid. The conclusion is polite and lets them know that you’d love to work more with them in the future.
What’s the best way to answer the question how much do you charge?
Tell you what. Let me check a few points with you and then I’ll be able to give you a rough idea – a range of fees. If that’s ok we can then check some more details so that I can give you a specific quote. Let’s talk about what you’re trying to accomplish first and then we can get to what you’ll need to invest to get what you want.
When do you ask an accountant how much do you charge?
All too often the question is asked, too early, out of context, and before you’ve established exactly what accountancy and related services you will be providing. And yet, if you blow the answer, your prospect is gone. Keep in mind that many people have no idea how else to start a conversation with an accountant other than asking about fees.
How much do I charge for a month’s service?
Most of my clients are paying something between £60 and £250 a month for the sort of services I think you’re going to want. Some pay more. Few pay less. How does that compare with your budget?
Do you get charged more than once in a month?
Charged more than once in a month Charges don’t happen once a month or at the end of the month. They happen throughout the month, and are based primarily on thresholds—or the set amount of costs that your account reaches. This amount triggers a charge, so it means you might be charged more than once in a month.
Tell you what. Let me check a few points with you and then I’ll be able to give you a rough idea – a range of fees. If that’s ok we can then check some more details so that I can give you a specific quote. Let’s talk about what you’re trying to accomplish first and then we can get to what you’ll need to invest to get what you want.
Charged more than once in a month Charges don’t happen once a month or at the end of the month. They happen throughout the month, and are based primarily on thresholds—or the set amount of costs that your account reaches. This amount triggers a charge, so it means you might be charged more than once in a month.
Most of my clients are paying something between £60 and £250 a month for the sort of services I think you’re going to want. Some pay more. Few pay less. How does that compare with your budget?
All too often the question is asked, too early, out of context, and before you’ve established exactly what accountancy and related services you will be providing. And yet, if you blow the answer, your prospect is gone. Keep in mind that many people have no idea how else to start a conversation with an accountant other than asking about fees.