Short, concrete guides to lesson ledgers, make-up credits and invoicing for private tutors and music teachers.
Three questions every month: who attended, who's owed a make-up lesson, and what each family owes. Here's how you answer all three from one list.
What an invoice for music lessons must show: every lesson with date and outcome, make-up credits, prepaid lessons left, and a running balance — with a template.
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A simple way to invoice private students per lesson, per term or in packages, with make-up lessons and manual payments, and books that balance.
A prepaid lesson package is two ledgers: kroner and lessons. How to track packages for private students without losing count of the lessons left.
How to set clear make-up rules for private lessons: whether a lesson missed with notice earns a credit, a cap per month or term, and an expiry date.
Balance brought forward wrong on your student invoices? The three usual causes, and how a running balance makes carrying a balance forward unnecessary.
Invoices and family accounts don't match? How to trace where a lesson balance drifts, and how one list of dated events stops it happening again.
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