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Self-billing software

Self-billing invoices for self-employed contractors

Under HMRC's VAT Notice 700/62, a customer may issue invoices on a supplier's behalf only with a written self-billing agreement, and invoices must carry the required details. Zerity raises self-billed invoices for your self-employed contractors, run alongside their compliance records, for UK operators running a self-employed or subcontracted workforce across one or more sites.

Who it's for

UK operators running a self-employed or subcontracted workforce across one or more sites.

HMRC VAT Notice 700/62

Read the rule on GOV.UK: HMRC VAT Notice 700/62. The agreement needs a start date and an expiry date, and the expiry can follow the contract term. HMRC advises reviewing agreements every 12 months.

What Zerity does / doesn't do

What Zerity does and does not do for self-billing
Zerity does Zerity does not
Store the signed self-billing agreement on the driver file Make the HMRC arrangement compliant on its own
Raise the contractor invoice from the rate card and the days worked Replace customer-facing invoicing for the job
Keep the PDF for the depot and the driver Promise a next-day switch for a live pay run
Record each driver's VAT position on the file Guarantee a named accounts export without confirming it on the demo

Pricing

Self-billing is part of Zerity from £6 per active driver, across every site you run, on the same plan.

Questions

What is self-billing software?

Self-billing software raises the contractor invoice from the agreed rate and the days worked, and keeps the PDF. A written self-billing agreement has to be in place first.

Does Zerity make the HMRC arrangement compliant?

No. Zerity keeps the self-billing agreement, the invoice and the record. You still follow HMRC VAT Notice 700/62. The software does not make the arrangement compliant on its own.

What must the agreement contain?

The agreement needs a start date and an expiry date, and the expiry can follow the contract term. HMRC advises reviewing agreements every 12 months.

What does it cost?

From £6 per active driver, across every site you run, on the same plan.

Is this customer invoicing?

No. This page is the self-bill you raise for the self-employed contractor, not a customer-facing invoice for the job.

Raise the self-bill beside the compliance file

Agreement on file, invoice from the rate and the days worked. From £6 per active driver.

Across every site you run, on the same plan

See Zerity on your own depot

From £6 per active driver

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