FINALLY: learned first hand- the right tech makes ALL the difference
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By jinjabred
Hello all,
Just curious if any shops occasionally leave keys in vehicles upon customer's request that have already paid. If not do you have other solutions for after hours pickup?
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By spencersauto
What's your houlr labor rate and where are you located? We're currently at $95 in Texas
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By Mark Johnson
To refresh, a business meal includes: meals in your area of business WITH a business colleague, or meals by yourself when you travel out of town for business.
The key to making sure any deduction holds up in an audit is DOCUMENTATION.
For meals specifically, there are five items you need on a receipt:
1. The name of the restaurant
2. The date of the meal
3. The amount you paid
4. Who you met with and their business relationship
5. What business items you discussed
The first three items are already on the receipt so you’re covered there.
The last two, a best practice is to jot them down on the receipt right when you make a purchase and then snap a picture of that receipt so you have it!
Remember, you want to pay as little tax as possible and also have those deductions HOLD UP if you get audited!
Please take the proper steps to document your meals guys.
To learn more about this and other tax saving strategies please call 1954-324-0803 or book an appointment at
https://calendly.com/markjohnsontaxplanner/45min
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By Alex
We now have a nice tool available to all premium and platinum members under the tools menu, where you can view labor rates entered by our members on an easy to use map, similar to our member map. This is designed to give you an idea of where you are vs the market in your area. As you zoom in, the circle averages open up to more specific areas.
If you aren't currently a subscribed premium or platinum member, you can upgrade here.
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By Joe Marconi
The other day, a customer asked my service advisor, if he would price match a set of tires. This customer got an online quote from the internet; a local TIre Store know for discouting tires.
My rule, I don't price match. My prices are competive and fair.
Would you price match just to get the job, and sacrifice profit? Remember, no one really knows the true cost of any service or repair until the car is in the shop. So, internet quotes are not set in stone.
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