Editorial Policy
Our guides help freelancers and small businesses invoice correctly and get paid. This page explains how we write them, so you can decide how much to trust what you read.
Who writes our content
Guides are written and edited by Anirban Kundu, who builds and maintains the invoice creator. Every article is written for a specific question a reader is searching for, and answers it in the first few lines.
How we research
- For tax and legal rules we rely on official sources, such as the IRS, the U.S. Small Business Administration, HMRC, the Canada Revenue Agency and the Australian Taxation Office, and link to them in the article.
- Every example invoice is created with our own tool, so what you see can be reproduced.
- When we compare software, we describe features and pricing as published by the vendor on the date shown, and say so.
Not professional advice
Our articles are general information, not tax, legal or accounting advice. Where rules depend on your location or situation, we say so and suggest speaking with a qualified professional.
Updates and corrections
Each article shows a "Last updated" date. We review our most-read guides regularly and when rules change. If you spot an error, email [email protected] with the page address; we check every report and correct confirmed mistakes promptly.
Use of AI tools
We may use AI tools to help with research, outlines or proofreading. A person reviews, edits and fact-checks every article before it is published and is responsible for its accuracy.
Advertising and affiliate links
The site is funded by ads and, in some articles, affiliate links. If you buy through an affiliate link, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Articles that contain affiliate links say so near the top. Advertisers and affiliate partners have no influence over what we write, and we never accept payment to rank or review a product favorably.