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Jun 24 2008
Corinne McKay

An interesting post on client solvency

I’ve been handling a string of rush jobs today, but here is a link to Masked Translator’s excellent new post, When your client goes bankrupt. The information on bankruptcy is very helpful (this was also discussed in a recent ATA Chronicle article) and there is also some very good general information on client solvency and how to keep your cash flow steady.

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Freelancing, Links, Nubbin

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