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Poll: In which currency do you usually invoice your clients? Autor de la hebra: ProZ.com Staff
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Dinamarca
Local time: 15:42
danés al inglés
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| Whichever the client prefers | Sep 26, 2013 |
... but would just like to clarify that I did NOT add the 'Japanese Yen' to the poll. I have no clue why ProZ would think this currency is more relevant than so many others...
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Michael Harris
Alemania
Local time: 15:42
Miembro 2006
alemán al inglés
Only! I quote in Euro, and expect the payment in Euro.
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neilmac
España
Local time: 15:42
español al inglés
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Despite all the prophets of doom and gloom, I think the euro is here to stay for the foreseeable future.
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Julian Holmes
Japón
Local time: 23:42
Miembro 2011
japonés al inglés
| Japanese yen | Sep 26, 2013 |
Stands to reason since over 95% of my customers are over here in the Land of the Rising Yen.
On the odd occasions that I do get work from the UK or the US, the translation rate is calculated on a "so many yen per source character" basis which makes like soooo much easier for me.
@Gitte
Glad Japanese Yen was included as an option. Otherwise, I really would have felt the "minoritiness" of my language pair.
I have a yen for this currency.  ... See more Stands to reason since over 95% of my customers are over here in the Land of the Rising Yen.
On the odd occasions that I do get work from the UK or the US, the translation rate is calculated on a "so many yen per source character" basis which makes like soooo much easier for me.
@Gitte
Glad Japanese Yen was included as an option. Otherwise, I really would have felt the "minoritiness" of my language pair.
I have a yen for this currency. 
Corrected small typo
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| Danish Kroner | Sep 26, 2013 |
I voted National Currency, as most of my income is paid in DKK and I live in Denmark.
I invoice UK clients in GBP and have an account in the UK, because that makes life easier for them and I save bank charges - I always have Sterling available for trips to the UK.
Otherwise I accept what the client offers, which generally means Euros, or occasionally dollars via PayPal, just as long as they pay on time!
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| Domestic currency every time | Sep 26, 2013 |
My clients are in a far better position than me to absorb exchange rate fluctuations
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| Usually, I quote in Euro, | Sep 26, 2013 |
but at the request of a client I have issued a few invoices in US$...
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Tim Drayton
Chipre
Local time: 16:42
turco al inglés
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| Whichever the client requests | Sep 26, 2013 |
Nowadays, in practice that means either GDP or EUR. There was a time when USD also featured prominently, but, with the weak dollar, US clients no longer seem to be able to afford my services.
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Mostly Euro but also a fair amount of US (and Canadian) dollar and Pound sterling but will only quote in Euro, Sterling or dollar.
prefer Euro since there's no exchange rate fee
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for Euro or UK clients, CAD for Canadian or American clients.
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DianeGM
Local time: 16:42
Miembro 2006
neerlandés al inglés
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So far this year 60% of my invoices are in Euros, 20% in Sterling and 20% in USD
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tilak raj
India
Local time: 20:12
inglés al panyabí
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| As per Client's Preference | Sep 26, 2013 |
Clients are from various countries. I have to follow their currency for making invoice. whether it converts when I received the payment.
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Polish zloty. And the plural is zloties.
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