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Contractors and Consultants: when do you start charging interest on late payments? Is two months late too soon?

2:53PM Mon, January 23 2012

3e1aeaaba2cf1bfb51707ed41938f04c_normal @paulosman Toronto, ON

depends on the terms you specified on the original invoice or contract. That's something you want to indicate up-front.

2:54PM Mon, January 23 2012

2e7f963c70bb586629ab6f009e1907e7 @ubermichael

Yeah. That was mistake number 1, 2 and 5: no contract.

2:55PM Mon, January 23 2012

3e1aeaaba2cf1bfb51707ed41938f04c_normal @paulosman Toronto, ON

eek. That's a toughy then. Don't know if late-payment fees will help. I'd send a polite firm email, then lawyer up. IANAL ...

2:57PM Mon, January 23 2012

Monochrome-self-sqare_normal @victriviaqueen

We start after 30 days.

3:04PM Mon, January 23 2012

2e7f963c70bb586629ab6f009e1907e7 @ubermichael

Thanks. That's what everybody said so far.

3:15PM Mon, January 23 2012

Damian_lloyd__a__greyscale_normal @MinorMogul Vancouver, BC, Canada

Charge interest after three months -- retroactive to the date payment was due.

3:26PM Mon, January 23 2012

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