tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7979030410676894124.post2060556057269425902..comments2011-11-04T03:55:02.358-05:00Rick A. Morrishttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09794385901795473683noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7979030410676894124.post-29783270155329873072011-11-04T03:55:02.358-05:002011-11-04T03:55:02.358-05:00Finance Outlook, the complete financial solution.We provide one of a kind innovative financial remedies to all the financial riddles and puzzles that you tumble upon, every moment.Project consultant in indiahttp://financeoutlook.net/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7979030410676894124.post-51550407438487087192010-04-22T21:19:35.896-05:002010-04-22T21:19:35.896-05:00I&#39;ve been on both sides of this issue - as the consultant submitting invoices as well as a corporate manager who approves them. I&#39;ve found that much of the payment delay stems directly from your client - who don&#39;t get around to approving and submitting your invoice in the first place. As a consulting client, I made it a point to get my consultants paid as quickly as our Accts Payable people would allow - which meant making sure that when I got an invoice, I reviewed it promptly, got the correct upper management approvals and submitted it correctly to my business manager for payment. <br /><br />I recommend that you have a frank discussion with your client about your need for prompt payment - underscoring how the success of their project is wedded to a good business relationship with your company. (Think Win / Win).DuffBhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06089071958509969174noreply@blogger.com