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Somewhere around £40 an hour as an average on domestic, but commercial is another story, can be £100-150 an hour for commercial Jobs.Most window cleaners must be on about £40k a year these days, with an average 6 hour day.
Quote from: zesty on February 01, 2021, 06:59:10 pmSomewhere around £40 an hour as an average on domestic, but commercial is another story, can be £100-150 an hour for commercial Jobs.Most window cleaners must be on about £40k a year these days, with an average 6 hour day.Id bet there wasn’t a lot of self assessments showing those figures when filed yesterday.
Quote from: deeege on February 01, 2021, 07:33:56 pmQuote from: zesty on February 01, 2021, 06:59:10 pmSomewhere around £40 an hour as an average on domestic, but commercial is another story, can be £100-150 an hour for commercial Jobs.Most window cleaners must be on about £40k a year these days, with an average 6 hour day.Id bet there wasn’t a lot of self assessments showing those figures when filed yesterday.Hopefully people weren’t filing that late mate!
silly question and completely irrelivant,there will be window cleaners with multi vans working their socks off and struggling , due to having young families and everything on credit there will be sole traders owning everything , enjoying life , partners with good jobs and thousands in the bank fortunately im very happy and wont comment
Quote from: zesty on February 01, 2021, 07:50:29 pmQuote from: deeege on February 01, 2021, 07:33:56 pmQuote from: zesty on February 01, 2021, 06:59:10 pmSomewhere around £40 an hour as an average on domestic, but commercial is another story, can be £100-150 an hour for commercial Jobs.Most window cleaners must be on about £40k a year these days, with an average 6 hour day.Id bet there wasn’t a lot of self assessments showing those figures when filed yesterday.Hopefully people weren’t filing that late mate!I was. Filed at 3pm, paid at 3:30. 9 hours before the deadline, loads of time 😂
Quote from: deeege on February 01, 2021, 08:26:15 pmQuote from: zesty on February 01, 2021, 07:50:29 pmQuote from: deeege on February 01, 2021, 07:33:56 pmQuote from: zesty on February 01, 2021, 06:59:10 pmSomewhere around £40 an hour as an average on domestic, but commercial is another story, can be £100-150 an hour for commercial Jobs.Most window cleaners must be on about £40k a year these days, with an average 6 hour day.Id bet there wasn’t a lot of self assessments showing those figures when filed yesterday.Hopefully people weren’t filing that late mate!I was. Filed at 3pm, paid at 3:30. 9 hours before the deadline, loads of time 😂Yikes!Hope you didn’t have a nasty suprise! Last time I did that, well years and years ago, I could hardly pay the tax bill! I got suprised with the payment on account.Since then I tend to file not long after April 6th, and keep money back each month to cover the payments in Jan and July.
I didn’t have to pay any tax this year which was nice .Class 1 and 2 was £400 though We survived and got by , my outgoings saved me this time round
Quote from: zesty on February 01, 2021, 10:06:52 pmQuote from: deeege on February 01, 2021, 08:26:15 pmQuote from: zesty on February 01, 2021, 07:50:29 pmQuote from: deeege on February 01, 2021, 07:33:56 pmQuote from: zesty on February 01, 2021, 06:59:10 pmSomewhere around £40 an hour as an average on domestic, but commercial is another story, can be £100-150 an hour for commercial Jobs.Most window cleaners must be on about £40k a year these days, with an average 6 hour day.Id bet there wasn’t a lot of self assessments showing those figures when filed yesterday.Hopefully people weren’t filing that late mate!I was. Filed at 3pm, paid at 3:30. 9 hours before the deadline, loads of time 😂Yikes!Hope you didn’t have a nasty suprise! Last time I did that, well years and years ago, I could hardly pay the tax bill! I got suprised with the payment on account.Since then I tend to file not long after April 6th, and keep money back each month to cover the payments in Jan and July.Same thing happened with me yesterday re payment on account. It’s the first time I’ve had to make a payment on account as all previous tax returns I was mainly paid through dividends as was trading LTD.I’d put plenty aside to cover it though. Will definitely be getting myself better organised and filing soon after April in the future.
While we are talking about finances guys, just interested in knowing what your thoughts are on going LTD. Im currently a sole trader, but looking to expand, so considering it.Have any guys out there made the switch and glad they had , or gone back to being a sole trader ?Not asking about the tax implications as speaking to accountant next week about it, just what people prefer and if its improved your business or just caused you a big headache!Thanks in advance guysSteve
Thanks for the reply Darran, do you also think that being Ltd may give you more credibility when it comes to going after those commercial contracts or have people found it hasnt made a difference?
Quote from: Steve H on February 02, 2021, 08:24:14 pmThanks for the reply Darran, do you also think that being Ltd may give you more credibility when it comes to going after those commercial contracts or have people found it hasnt made a difference?It makes no difference unless you are going after NHS or local council tenders (one man bands don’t win these contracts anyway) You can still be self employed and trade as a company name.
Have you seen the window cleaning on NHS buildings I don’t know who they use most of the time but the last time I was there the place was covered in banana 🍌 skins 🤣🤣🤣,£12.50 an hour monkeys 🐒 everywhere lol it’ll all change one day they’ll want there windows cleaned properly.