Scantland's gross pay peaked in 2007 at $77,000, out of which he had to pay for all expenses related to his work, such as mileage, vehicle repairs and equipment. The expenses reduced his adjusted income to about $28,000 — an amount that qualified his family for Medicaid, he said.
This is a load of crap please itemize your expenses to total 50 some thousand $ i just dont see it even if you actually spent 10,000 dollars a year in gas (200 a WEEK) your tool replacements and insurance dont cost 40,000 $ PLEASE!!!!! I mean everyone has to pay for vehicle repairs, food and other everyday expenses you dont get to count that !!!!! i mean hell Auto insurance these days for a contractor at the most -----AT THE MOST 3,000 a year (250) a month and thats with a horrible driving record like mine !!!! General Liability insurance these days runs 300 to 800$ !!!!!! you show me where the rest of that money went ..................77,000 okay fine minus expenses lets say you COULD show 25,000 in expenses your still clearing 52,000 whats the problem show me a bright house EMPLOYEE making 52,00 at the installer level ! Lets just say you win Scantland (and you wont) all your gonna do is screw shit up !!!!! Well see how it all plays out I guess people have barked up Knight's Tree before most to no avail ! The money the good techs there make is GOOD Money !!!
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