Handyman l Tradesman Log Book This handyman notebook is ideal for keeping track of your contract work. It has space to record the customer's name, address, date, and details of your quote, including materials, labour, prices quoted, advance payment, and agreement with the start date. It includes: Estimated costs for job-related materials and equipment. Working hours and the costs associated with them. Job Details. Section to record the quotation, advance deposit, or start date agreed upon with the client. This is the ideal gift for any handyman, tradesman, or contractor. Specification: Dimensions: 8.5" x 11" (21.59 x 27.94 cm) Pages: 108 Cover Finish: Matt Paper Color: White

(Reference). The indispensable resource for anyone in the music business. Every business arrangement in the music industry comes down to the written agreement between the parties engaged in the project at hand. When you're co-writing with other songwriters or making publishing agreements, recording agreements with independent record labels, or film sync license agreements for music used in TV, film, the Internet and commercials, what is in writing is what ultimately governs the deal with you and your business. Whether you are the publisher, label, studio, producer, engineer, or artist, The Music Business Contract Library contains over 125 different contract templates and forms that you need, along with Greg's professional experience in commentary on how he has used them and why. This massive library comes with a CD-ROM, which delivers over 125 forms in fully editable Microsoft Word format for use in your own business.

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