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Billing & Specialist Time

Learn how decimal time is used for billable hours, legal time recording and other specialist applications.

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Billing & Specialist Time6-Minute Billing Increments ExplainedSix-minute billing divides an hour into 10 units, so one unit is 6 minutes, or 0.1 hours.
Billing & Specialist TimeLegal Billable Hours: Minutes to TenthsConvert legal billable minutes into tenths of an hour, and see how exact time differs from a rounded billing entry.
Billing & Specialist TimeBillable Hours Calculator Guide for FreelancersSeparate billable client work from the rest, total it, convert to decimal hours and calculate the invoice.
Billing & Specialist TimeHobbs Time and Decimal Flight Hours ExplainedHobbs meters record aircraft time in decimal hours, where 0.1 hour is 6 minutes and 1.3 means 1h18m.
Billing & Specialist TimeMachine Hour Meters: What Do Decimal Hours Mean?On an hour meter, 125.3 means 125h18m. How to read the decimal, calculate runtime and work out the next service.

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