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<blockquote data-quote="TSGP" data-source="post: 5016645" data-attributes="member: 596624">The reason I don&#039;t pay taxes is everything is in cash.My family owns a heating and air business, and we gross around 500k a year.I can go out and do service calls, when they ask who to make the check out to I usually just say my name or the businesses name, and get my parents to just give me cash when I give them the checks.I get 65 dollars for a service call...JUST for going to the house, wheter I do anything or not if I have to get the toolbag out and touch your unit its 65 dollars.We have a decent markup on parts and also get 50 dollars per hour labor if it takes longer then an hour.I can do average around 10 service calls per day and work basically when I want.I do have a couple of degrees, business administration (Which is basically a joke) and computer programming. Neither of which paid anywhere near the heating and air industry.Right now we have 10 units to change out, at 7k a piece (profit is about 3.5k per unit) and we will be able to get done with all 10 in around 10 days + service calls after we get done with those change outs.Its physical labor but its not horrible.And the 100k is revenue, still probobly 30k or so profits</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TSGP, post: 5016645, member: 596624"] The reason I don't pay taxes is everything is in cash. My family owns a heating and air business, and we gross around 500k a year. I can go out and do service calls, when they ask who to make the check out to I usually just say my name or the businesses name, and get my parents to just give me cash when I give them the checks. I get 65 dollars for a service call...JUST for going to the house, wheter I do anything or not if I have to get the toolbag out and touch your unit its 65 dollars. We have a decent markup on parts and also get 50 dollars per hour labor if it takes longer then an hour. I can do average around 10 service calls per day and work basically when I want. I do have a couple of degrees, business administration (Which is basically a joke) and computer programming. Neither of which paid anywhere near the heating and air industry. Right now we have 10 units to change out, at 7k a piece (profit is about 3.5k per unit) and we will be able to get done with all 10 in around 10 days + service calls after we get done with those change outs. Its physical labor but its not horrible. And the 100k is revenue, still probobly 30k or so profits [/QUOTE]

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