Billing and collections guides for
accounting and professional service firms

The Anchor blog explains how firms price work, write engagement letters, send invoices and collect payments. Each guide is written for accounting, bookkeeping, tax and professional services teams that want predictable cash flow without chasing clients.

Multi-entity billing: A practical guide for accounting firms

Schedule a streamlined approach to multi-entity billing. Learn how consolidated invoicing, entity-level tracking, and automation simplify complex billing.

Anchor Team
August 4, 2026
13
min

How to build a client payment culture for your firm

Ready to build a client payment culture? Learn how accounting firms set clear payment terms and automate collections to reduce late payments.

Anchor Team
August 3, 2026
13
min

The accounting firm billing technology stack: A guide to modern tools

Start building an accounting firm billing technology stack that automates proposals, invoicing, payments, reconciliation and reporting for predictable cash...

Anchor Team
August 3, 2026
13
min

Client Payment Trends Accounting Firms Need to Know in 2026

Schedule a free consultation today. Client payment behavior 2025 is shifting toward digital-first methods. Learn how to align your billing with what clients...

Anchor Team
July 31, 2026
12
min

True cost of manual billing for accounting firms

Schedule a free consultation to discover the true cost of manual billing for accounting firms. Uncover hidden expenses in partner time, revenue leakage,...

Anchor Team
July 29, 2026
12
min

Why small service businesses stop chasing late payments (and what it's costing them)

At some point, most service business owners make the same call: the invoice isn't worth the conversation anymore. You've sent two follow-ups. The client apologized, promised payment by Friday, then went quiet. You let it go. Not because the money didn't matter, but because you calculated, correctly, that pressing the issue would cost more than absorbing the loss.

Anchor team
July 29, 2026
9
min