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Re: A ONE STOP SHOP
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Posted by TomR Ont. on November 29, 2004 at 13:17:14 from (209.226.138.172):
In Reply to: Re: A ONE STOP SHOP posted by kraigwy on November 28, 2004 at 21:27:55:
kraigwy It would be nice if we all could work at No Charge, you are right, we would have all the work we could handle. I�ve been there and I found it wouldn�t buy a can of beans or a gallon of diesel to get my tractor or truck to the �work for free� site. When I started to charge a little I was out of work. I�m sure your little people tax is close to ours, as we seem to copy whatever works down there. Our local tax office is trying very hard �they say� to have a 0% tax increase for 2005, however with the inflated property values my taxes will go up about 30+%, and the school board is obviously very quiet, until we get our final assessment. How will dennis in nc dream come true and stay in business if all retired trades people work for less than free? Oh I Almost forgot to mention our minimum wage went up 5% not bad, first time in 9 years, 1hours work minus tax plus $2.50 gets you a pack of smokes or plus and $28.00 a box of beer. Lets all get to work and work for free. For everything else there is Visa.
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