Use cases

Self-billing, from the supplier’s side.

If you’re the one being paid — a subcontractor, agency worker, affiliate, courier, freelancer or performer — here’s what self-billing means for you.

Self-billing for subcontractors

If you’re a construction subcontractor, self-billing means your contractor raises your invoices for you — applying the CIS reverse c...

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Self-billing for agency workers & temps

Recruitment agencies commonly self-bill temporary workers, umbrella companies and limited-company contractors from approved timeshee...

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Self-billing for affiliates & publishers

Affiliate networks and brands track your commission themselves, so they self-bill you: they raise the commission invoice, apply VAT...

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Self-billing for couriers & owner-drivers

Delivery and logistics firms hold your job and mileage data, so they self-bill you: they raise the invoice, apply VAT where you’re r...

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Self-billing for freelancers

Where a client or agency agrees your fees and holds the data, they may self-bill you — raising the invoice, applying VAT only if you...

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Self-billing for associate consultants

Consultancies that engage associate consultants often self-bill them from approved timesheets: the firm raises the invoice, applies...

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Self-billing for umbrella companies

Recruitment agencies routinely self-bill umbrella companies from approved timesheets. The agency raises the invoice, applies VAT (um...

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Self-billing for commission-only reps

Companies that pay commission-only reps and distributors calculate the commission themselves, so they self-bill you: they raise the...

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Self-billing for introducers & brokers

Firms that pay introducer or broker commission calculate it from their own systems and self-bill you. They raise the commission invo...

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Self-billing for content creators & influencers

Brands and networks that agree your fees and track deliverables can self-bill you: they raise the invoice, apply VAT only if you’re...

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Self-billing for gig-economy workers

Platforms hold the data for every job you complete, so they self-bill you: the platform raises your payout invoice, applies VAT wher...

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Self-billing for artists & rights-holders

Publishers, labels and licensing bodies calculate your royalties from their own data, so they self-bill you: they raise the royalty...

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Self-billing for scrap metal suppliers

Scrap yards set the price by weight and grade at the weighbridge, so they self-bill you: the yard raises the purchase invoice for yo...

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Self-billing for farmers & growers

Processors, co-operatives and buyers weigh and grade your produce at intake, so they self-bill you: the buyer raises the invoice, ap...

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Self-billing for performers & acts

Promoters, venues and agencies agree your fee and hold the booking, so they self-bill you: they raise the invoice for the booking, a...

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