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Re: Machine Shop Work
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Posted by Denny on February 18, 2002 at 16:37:08 from (64.12.105.29):
In Reply to: Machine Shop Work posted by Cody N.E.Tex on February 16, 2002 at 22:06:01:
Cody, I guess it would be like any other bussiness. The key to success is to keep from giving your service away to much. My wife does taxes and bookkeeping out of our home. It is amazing how many people will call and ask questions about how to do this or that and then go and try to do the job themselves. They have no regard for her expertise, the cost of her investment or her time. Someone may always complain about the cost but if it's what it takes to get that old tractor up and running, or letting it set and rust, they'll see the light. Also, to the guy who thinks accountants have no overhead, you haven't had to buy any tax software, computers-they last about two to three years, or had to pay for those seminars to stay on top of the tax changes lately, have you?
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