should i drop my price

[enduro]

He should give you a letter saying he has deducted 20%, its gone up from 18%. He only taxes you for labour and not materials so if supplying adhesive etc put that separate on your invoice. Grumpy will give you more advice as he is a accountant.

 

[grumpygrouter]

He should give you a letter saying he has deducted 20%, its gone up from 18%. He only taxes you for labour and not materials so if supplying adhesive etc put that separate on your invoice. Grumpy will give you more advice as he is a accountant.

Already PM'd him Enduro

grumpy

 

[Deleted member 1779]

The best people in business are always flexible.

So yes !

 

[Dirrty]

when you see him in he morning say to him " ref the m rate, ill meet you in the middle" stick your hand out to shake and dont say another word. worst case scenario he'll say get stuffed, and you accept the £18 or you've just got another £50 per room and fought your corner. resist the urge to say anything when holding out your hand, see who blinks first. he's happy with your work remember, thats got to be worth a pound.

I agree with the above LM. If you drop and he gives you more work, your quids in. If he doesn't give you more then you still earn't well and you chalk it down to experience. It's a calculated risk......on balance I, personally, would take that risk.