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This may be too private or personal for some.

 

I'm just wondering what the normal overheads as % of turnover would be.

There are all sorts of variables, but I'm just wondering what is the best we can do in this respect.

 

I haven't bought any major gear for a year so am just running with no excessive costs and I work alone a lot. My overheads are 33.3% of turnover or 1/3 rd. So £77 in every Hundred is taxable profit. I am honed to the bone in terms of not investing in the business, due to a possible change of location in the near future, so I don't invest too much in it.

 

Anyway just thought this might be an interesting one if its not too private. Perhaps generalisations from experience would protect privacy a bit.

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To run a sensible business as a two man band you got be be bringing in 600 quid a day, inclusive.

 

Wish i was taking that a day, with on going troubles with land/storage i'm on about 10%gp

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I'd say as a educated guess, 150-200 per man per day is the industry average. Sometimes you get more but i'd say that's a good basis for most peoples pricing.

 

When contracting 380.00 per day + VAT is the absolute minimum I'll go out for. Truck chipper 1 climber 1 groundie.

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