Not at all, family and friends are all happy for me. Maybe the people in your life are toxic and that sucks.
Not at all, family and friends are all happy for me. Maybe the people in your life are toxic and that sucks.
I think you’re in quite the predicament but one worth of some thought. This issue provokes thought because your brother-in-law can not get a loan. How is this going to effect the economy of your life if you do give the loan to your btoehr in law? Will you shave some points off the top for profit if you do eventually get paid back. Also he is not your brother really only by law. Does the law apply here? I’m no lawyer and you have to ask a certified one for that answer.
The best bet would be to call a lawyer, find out if this is really your brother or just brother in law. In either case ask the lawyer if it is a worthy investment. He may have some friends in banking or in some business who have loaned to their brothers or brother in laws in the past. You really want to get a handle on this situation before investing into that because he is probably your brother but only by law. Good luck on your endeavors my friend!
With this amount of hats and the investment of $550 which is nothing to stick your pinky up about I understand and appreciate your concern. The best and most appropriate option is to do with them to go on a search engine like Google and find s local landscaping company. Call them over and have them do some yard work or whatever you need, as a favor ask them to throw the hats in the wood chipper. They won’t mind so it’s a win win! Hope that helps. Good luck in your endeavors my friend!
F dat b she is using you definitely. Ask her to kindly suck your ass. Friend my toes! She’s a bad girl.
I’ve been an employee and employer. As an employee of a big organization I wouldn’t tell them if I was overpaid and would not care one bit how they felt when they found out about THEIR error.
As an employer of a small company, yea I wouldn’t fire because good labor is hard to come by but would definitely look at them differently and be more csteful/less trusting of them lol
Hard to say without knowing the type of business
Nowhere to use the damn bathroom!
Just say you’re booked out for over a month and don’t want to hold them up.
Get your material costs, get your labor hours and multiply it by your hourly rate and add profit. Find your hourly rate by expenses + salary you want + overhead + profit and then divide by how many hours you expect to work per year. In my industry it’s only like 800 actual work hours so the rare is high.
How is a single person book keeping business making a couple hundred thousand a year? How much work is involved in that? I imagine with all that money you’re book keeping like 20 hours a day lol