Category: finance

No-one likes to think about getting old, or worry that things might go wrong, but if you’re a self-employed photographer, sooner or later you’re going to have to

What fee to charge is one of the biggest (and most important) questions photographers need to ask when starting out professionally. Get it right, and it will be

I handed my annual accounts in to my accountant this morning, so that he can have the exciting job of filling in my tax return, and preparing my

I mentioned at the end of 2015 that it had been a funny year from a work point of view – insanely busy for the first half, and

At the end of my degree course in 1998 I had to write a business plan. It was one of the key units of the course, and had

Once upon a time, when I’d only been down in London for a short while, I would compare notes with friends of mine who were in “normal” jobs.

Look after the pennies, and the pounds will look after themselves. So goes the old saying, and I thought I’d kick the new year off with a really

Or, How to get Paid as soon as Humanly Possible. Some of this article may overlap with “Good Habits” but that’s no bad thing. Here, in as simple

Two closely related business topics in this post – Equipment and Insurance. Equipment. For tax purposes, photographic equipment that you own or purchase, can be considered a business

Common Sense There’s no magic or mystery to running your own business, it’s simply a case of being methodical, and it really is true that 30 seconds spent