Starting a Cleaning Business continued
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- 2009
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Do You Have Minimum Prices For Your Commercial Cleaning Business?It is easy to lose profit in your cleaning business by not planning ahead for minimum rates. Be sure to decide in advance what your minimums should be and then communicate that in advance to your customers...
Sales and Use Tax for Cleaning CompaniesWe are all familiar with what sales tax is. You go to the store, restaurant, bowling alley, auto repair shop, wherever, and added on your receipt is that extra chunk of money known as sales tax. Yes, your state government needs to build roads, plow snow, pays its employees, etc. Each state sets its own sales tax rate, and even then, many large cities and counties tack on additional taxes above and beyond the regular state tax. Transportation tax and taxes on food and beverages are common ones. There are five states which charge no sales tax, namely Alaska, Oregon, Montana, New Hampshire, and Delaware....
Whether you're just getting started in the cleaning business or you're a seasoned veteran, now is a good time to start a marketing plan (or refresh an existing marketing plan). With the economy in dire straights, it's every business for itself. There is a lot of competition within the cleaning industry so you need to find a way to separate yourself from the competition and the best place to start is by creating a new marketing plan....
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