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  1. NickfromWI

    Working as a sole propietor

    S Corp allowed us to not have to pay self employment tax anymore. Saved us like $6,000 this year. There are other benefits, but that was the big one. It cost us about $600 extra to file our taxes, but we saved 6 thou love nick
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    Avacado tree type

    No way. Honestly I'd just go buy a new one that is self fruitful and hope that the two together give you two fruiting trees instead of just the one. Without knowing the variety, we're shooting in the dark here. How long have you had this tree? It looks like it may have been planted too deep...
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    General questions regarding 12 strand hollow braid splicing

    Good questions. Let me see if I can hit them. Tell me what y'all think! Reg brummel: tail through the standing a few times then gets buried Locking brummel: tail through standing end, standing end through tail, then bury tail back into standing end. Depends on the manufacturer's directions...
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    Working as a sole propietor

    It increases, but the ratio is to your favor. Example- Year 1 in business you make....70,000 for the whole year. Nice. Insurance is gonna cost you 1,400. Year two: you got a couple chainsaws and chipper. You double your gross revenue. $140,000 for the year. Super nice. Your liability...
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    Best CRM for small service

    Yep love nick
  6. NickfromWI

    1/2in Stable Braid vs True Blue

    Stable braid has plenty of stretch. love nick
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    1/2in Stable Braid vs True Blue

    I agree with Brock. If natural crotch rigging, you're old school and should use and old school rope! [emoji4] Otherwise go with double braid love nick
  8. NickfromWI

    Best CRM for small service

    Maybe you need sales force AND jobber. Jobber= game changer love nick
  9. NickfromWI

    Anyone tried the new Tree motion harness?

    The new one? Which one are you taking about. Post a link plz love nick
  10. NickfromWI

    Best CRM for small service

    Then ALSO using something else for scheduling and invoicing? love nick
  11. NickfromWI

    The most loved harness

    Onyx. Modular and cozy. I've been using one since it came out. [emoji7] love nick
  12. NickfromWI

    Best laserpointer for treework?

    For outdoor use you want a green laser. Green has the best visibility to the human eye. Don't get the Sherrill laser. 5 milliwatts for $56 for a mediocre laser. For a few bucks more you can get the wicked lasers green nano http://m.wickedlasers.com/nano But 5mW is not "that" good for outdoor...
  13. NickfromWI

    Attaching nylon loops to saddle?

    Pointer finger into each end of the sling, fold in half, grab the two ends on one finger, viola! love nick
  14. NickfromWI

    Update on website technology | big problem with Wix web design

    Ease of use. I feel like I have a choice between "lame cookie cutter templates" or "spending hundreds of hours learning code so I can DIY my website." I think I'm gonna just ride out the iWeb website as long as I can love nick
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    Update on website technology | big problem with Wix web design

    Our website is still being done on iWeb off my old Macbook (circa 2013). The site does what I need it to, but I fear that the laptop will die and then I'm screwed and have to start over from scratch. I've been looking at options. One thing I learned- they all suck.
  16. NickfromWI

    Best CRM for small service

    What parts of CRM are you so in need of? I used to use SalesForce and that was alright- but it was TOO crm focussed.
  17. NickfromWI

    Consultant

    The implication is that a person can't provide impartial advice if they own their own tree service. That's BS. If you own a tree service and advise people to take down perfectly good trees, then you're just an evil person all around. It has nothing to do with consulting. Should I not...
  18. NickfromWI

    What's this scam?

    Yep- I've been following this scam- getting a lot of texts about it. That was their deal- they want us to overcharge the service, then give them the difference via western union or money gram.
  19. NickfromWI

    Working as a sole propietor

    S Corp FTW!!!
  20. NickfromWI

    Working as a sole propietor

    I bet $1,000/yr is gonna be the range. I pay a lot more than that, but we have a chipper and a 4-5 man crew love nick

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