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Re: O/T Starting my own Buisness
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Posted by Harley on September 12, 2005 at 12:20:46 from (152.163.101.7):
In Reply to: Re: O/T Starting my own Buisness posted by Dave H (MI) on September 12, 2005 at 11:21:58:
Git-er-done. It's the American way, work for yourself. BTDT. The only thing, and take it from somebody who knows, you MUST have at least liability insurance on your equipment to protect yourself against damage to other people's property. Say you are working in the back yard, between the rose bushes, and the clothesline, straddling the sidewalk, and the rear tractor tire goes through the lid of the septic tank. Ouch, somebody is gonna own your equipment. Or your backing up with the loader and paying attention to what you are doing in front of you and the guys wife comes home and parks right behind you where nobody has been all day. Another ouch, $3500.00 damage to her Lexus. You get my drift. That's saying nothing about the taxes. If you don't pay into SS, sooner or later you're gonna get old, and ifn you haven't paid in, you're not gonna get to collect anything when you're old and senile. BTDT too. But all that aside, good luck and go for it. Harley
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