How many of you guys are consulting arborists? It seems like that maybe something to move into in the future to make money without actually having to do any work .
Although I would have to become an arborist first... I imagine it probably depends where you are located, but is there money to be...
I think I have seen a couple pictures in the past of knuckle booms that had lettering on the extensions so you could read it when they were extended. Does anyone have any pictures of how they've lettered their knuckleboom cranes?
Yes, Unemployment should be an option. I know one of my employees applied for it and because he had only been an employee for a few weeks in the winter when we weren't hardly working he barely got anything. I know there is supposed to be an additional $600 per week, but as of yet he wasn't...
Also, as long as I rehire my employees by June 30th I should be good.
Another note, if you are taxed as an S corp you can only claim your payroll compensation, not any owners draws.
This was just a quick search. I originally learned about it on a utube video.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.doctorofcredit.com/stimulus-eidl-grant-for-small-businesses-will-be-1000-per-employee-per-sba-clarification/amp/
I was leaning towards the $10k...
And just to clarify, I just changed my guys from 1099 to w2 employees a few weeks before we got shut down, so they are technically now employees. However, since it was during the winter we were hardly working at all. So I don't really have much payment history...
Anyone sorted these out yet? I have been going back and forth with my accountant about the PPP loan. And I'm not sure if possibly the EIDL loan might be better for me.
My challenge with the PPP loan is that I just changed my guys from 1099 workers to employees several weeks before we got shut...
I was wondering where you can buy things like that... Are they all custom made? Or is there places that actually sell those. It looks like everything is in Europe though...
Ohio has shut down all nonessential entry operations for the next two weeks and then it will be re-evaluated. Because of all the jobs being shut down they are saying that unemployment benefits can be collected without it affecting unemployment premiums for the business.
Unfortunately you...
You said in the other thread that you talked to someone in the PA state department to find that out? Was it hard to get to the right person? Did they say you could only do essential work, or business as usual?
So, it looks like Ohio is shut down for two weeks starting tomorrow night. From what I can tell this includes tree work. I was thinking about making a call tomorrow to confirm this unless anyone on here has any insights? Is this something that TCIA can give us insight on?
They said that we would see a steep ramp up in cases partly because the testing was being ramped up. They said that the curve would be inaccurate until sometime next week because they were trying to catch up on testing all the people who are already sick.