[richywilts]

Alrite guys been busy this week one recovering from a heavy birthday weekend drinking n posting random stuff on here 

Also been updating all data from roundpro to window cleaner pro and dumping the many masses of idiot customers Id picked up I've now organised my round into 30 odds days of nicely compact rounds ranging from 170 quid a day to 300 all of which should be pretty decent custom.

I'm planning on keeping one employee on to clean these as he can clean more than me a day,only thing is it leaves me a bit redundant now as this new workload should keep me just under vat with a little bit of round building and tweaking.

Due to financial position I do not really want to go over vat just yet.what do you guys suggest keep employee on n enjoy relaxed life working part time,lay off member of staff n do work? Or try and expand and go over vat?

[Ryan @ Transparent, Carlisle]

Hey mate if you can make decent money, buy employing 1 and part time yourself. Then keep it that way in my opinion.

[g.brookes]

i agree.  if you can employ someone so that all you have to do is a little admin, you are living the life that many people dream of.  all you have to worry about now is your golf swing!

[deeege]

No brainer for me. Work it yourself as a one man band and work hard at it saving tge cost of your lads wage.

From your previous posts i gather that being hard at work will be less stressful than having a lot of free time on your hands anyway.

[Small but perfectley formed]

Buy a concept 2o franchise and make 100k from 1 van thats the way to go.

[Helen]

Well done for all the hard work of getting the database sorted!
Don't take this wrong Richy, but you have stated on her a few times, you don't like the "actual" work bit, so think you have already answered your own question
Also, because you will HAVE to man the office, do the admin, quotes etc, etc, this will get you used to it and you will eventually feel more in control of YOUR business and may even get to like that sort of work
Taking an average of your daily gross income you will be on approx £62000.00 gross income per year. Minus the £18000.00 staff wage and then normal overheads and tax.........will that be enough for you to to live on, make a nice profit and take your business forward? I think not, but as I have said before, why not carry on like this for a year and then decide where you want to go with it.

[dazmond]

He was on about takin a 20 grand wage a few months ago and being happy with that so I think he ll be able to live on 30+ grand a year after tax and expenses.thing is all this speculation and projecting rarely come off unless you knuckle down and work hard!

Best wishes to you all

Dazmond

[Steve Sed]

Don't blame you mate. 

[londoncleaners]

I really can't understand all this mess"

Y don't u just have. 1 van 2 guys, ur one of them, a nice slid round good payers ect, finish at 4 start at 7 admin is an hour every other night, if ur tired, or 30 mins every night.

If your up to vat threshold doing this reinvest in some new gear, or HIDE a few quid lol.

With no offence u really seem to think your running an empire the size of tescos, but hey I wash u luck..

That's my hat into the ring

[Helen]

I really can't understand all this mess"

Y don't u just have. 1 van 2 guys, ur one of them, a nice slid round good payers ect, finish at 4 start at 7 admin is an hour every other night, if ur tired, or 30 mins every night.

If your up to vat threshold doing this reinvest in some new gear, or HIDE a few quid lol.

Doesn't work that way with VAT
With no offence u really seem to think your running an empire the size of tescos, but hey I wash u luck..

That's my hat into the ring

[londoncleaners]

Really Helen, ok.

I know many who turn over over 72 k and don't declare it,

[Helen]

He was on about takin a 20 grand wage a few months ago and being happy with that so I think he ll be able to live on 30+ grand a year after tax and expenses.thing is all this speculation and projecting rarely come off unless you knuckle down and work hard! Best wishes to you all Dazmond

I agree without hard work and graft nobody will get anywhere in life and projected figures have to be turned into actual income. On these figures Richy won't have £30k+, he'll  be lucky to get £20k+(nett income), but if he can manage on that for a year, I feel that this is the only way for him to take the business forward

[colley614]

Now you've got rid of all the wage bills you don't need. I would personally consider getting rid of your unit and getting rid of one of the vans if your worried about hitting the Vat threshold. The money you pay out for your unit I'm sure you could get a house with a garage to purify water and save yourself rent and rates then you could pick your employee up in the morning and go to work with him. Then you should be looking at £1k a week for yourself and only one van to pay for running costs. Unless your looking at expanding again in the near future.

[Helen]

Really Helen, ok.

I know many who turn over over 72 k and don't declare it,

Forgetting your "jokey" comment of hiding it
Vat is based on your gross income full stop. Not on gross income minus overheads (re-invest in near equipment), but my instinct tells me you know that
It's £73k by the way (or at least until the next budget, when it's rumoured it's coming down to £61k)

[londoncleaners]

It's 72k at time of this post.

Helen.....your fired

[colley614]

It's 72k at time of this post.

Helen.....your fired

That just tickled me,

londoncleaners you've got a cracking sense of humour!

[londoncleaners]

Thanks although most find me rude and annoying, it's nice to know

Cheers.

Collet614. Your hired

[colley614]

They probably don't understand that you just tell things how they are.

I don't see the problem with being blunt and to the point, it makes me laugh. Especially when the person on the recieving end gets a monk on because of it.

[William McCafferty]

Really Helen, ok.

I know many who turn over over 72 k and don't declare it,

I know some bank robbers, they are serving 15 years

[Perfect Windows]

It's 72k at time of this post.

Helen.....your fired

Wrong, as ever: http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/vat/forms-rates/rates/rates-thresholds.htm#2

Do you ever think before you post?