Unpaid invoices
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nightwalker

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Sunday 27th January 2013
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der1

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167 months

Sunday 27th January 2013
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Would probably be better posting in the business section mate

Eric Mc

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294 months

Sunday 27th January 2013
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Nohing to do with employment, I would suggest.

nightwalker

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216 months

Sunday 27th January 2013
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Yep, realised after posting its in the wrong section.

Rowan138

230 posts

180 months

Sunday 27th January 2013
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generate a new backdated invoice in the companies new name. submit it to them and attach to it a letter stating that the invoice is backdated and is for immediate payment. if they fail to pay within 28 days take them to court, or issue a winding up petition against them smile also if you do this you can also charge for all reasonable expenses biggrin

nightwalker

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4,078 posts

216 months

Sunday 27th January 2013
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Ahhh, didnt think of that option, I take it sending this via recorded post is the best way to deal with this?

Rowan138

230 posts

180 months

Sunday 27th January 2013
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yes, recorded post. write the invoice out but backdate it and ensure the company's new name is on it. attach a letter which is printed on your own letterheaded paper so it looks official. seek advice from a solicitor, as the unpaid balance may be allowed to accrue interest!!!