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hiya folks welcome back to the small business toolbox where we talk about the nuts and bolts of self-employment in the UK I'm Andy mark and I've been self-employed for a long time and I'm just hoping that some of the things that I've learned over the years can benefit you in some way last time we had a little chat about invoicing and actually getting paid by your customers today we're going to chat about a different type of invoice and that's called a pro-forma invoice a regular invoice is generally used to get paid for work that you've already done but what if you want to get paid in advance for some work well that's where the pro forma invoice comes into play as were briefly touched on last time a regular invoice fulfills two different roles it's a tax document and it's a legal document a pro forma doesn't work like that it's not a tax document it's of no use whatsoever for your accounts or the accounts of the person that you'd give it to and it's also only loosely a legal document...
