Sentences with phrase «then hire a contractor»

Local governments can then hire contractors and utility crews to fix schools, sewage plants, government offices, etc..

Take smart shortcuts: It can be cost - effective to buy materials yourself, then hire a contractor to install them.

Step 2 Decide how much you're willing to commit to renovating, then hire a contractor.

Not exact matches

If you commission someone to complete a project — say, hiring a designer to create a brochure — then the contractor label is probably fine.

The book bashes the contractor for operating a revolving door for powerful government officials, hiring them for millions of dollars a year, then allegedly exploiting the connections to win business when they return to the highest echelons of government.

If you have read our article about choosing between hiring W - 2 employees and contractors, then you already know that the IRS has five different classifications for people you hire, but they typically assume that the people who work for you are employees (and thus subject to income tax withholding), unless you prove otherwise.

For example, a marketing manager who's rolling out a new product hires an independent contractor to help with the website, another to help with communications, another to help with translations, and then they manage that.

Then I know that the zoning is correct, I don't need to hire an engineer or a contractor, and the best part is, I can look at the history of the business!

Then it acted as a project manager in hiring and managing the contractors in making renovations to the property.

The monitor then has 30 days to hire a contractor to do the work under an expedited design - build schedule — NYCHA can have no role in the selection.

«We have seen far too often, where projects were given inducements, tax breaks and then they turn around and the developer hires firms, contractors out of the county,» Ryan said.

The state would develop a turnaround plan for these schools and then either give them back to the district to run as prescribed or hire an outside contractor, such as a charter school operator.

Instead, they hired a contractor, convinced the bank to help finance the $ 200,000 reno, moved into an apartment down the street for five months, and then waited for the plaster dust to settle.

As the area to the north started to open up, first contractors from Mexico, then from Belize, and finally from San Pedro itself, started hiring the villagers as chicleros to work both in Quintana Roo and on the Caye.

This followed an incident where a Trafigura - chartered ship hired contractors to dispose of toxic waste, which was then dumped in Abidjan, the Ivorian capital.

Ultimately the corporation hired a contractor to install netting on the owner's balcony and clean the balconies below, and then charged the owner the costs incurred as common expenses chargeable against her unit.

If you visit a place, and get hurt (e.g. by a chunk of ceiling falling on you or tripping on badly laid flooring), and it turns out that this is the fault of the contractor who built it, then the occupier will not be liable for your injuries as long as they acted reasonably to hire a good contractor and make sure the work was done right.

@Chirag Shah Keep in mind if you hire that if you need to hire a true general contractor then you will either be paying a fee of approximately 10 % of the overall job costs or an agreed upon salary.

Property owners then prioritize the work that needs to be done, and Chudnovskiy's firm hires a contractor and oversees the work for a 10 percent to 20 percent fee, depending on how much oversight is required.

The buyer then hired her own contractor to redesign the septic system and filed a lawsuit against the seller, Dean, the inspection company, and the construction company recommended by Dean to repair the septic tank.

I take it then that since you won't hire me and allow me to have a different fee structure your representatives would fail the CRA test for independent contractors.

As an example if you wanted to come to Indianapolis, buy a wholesale property, hire contractors, rehab it then find an outside management company to find and manage tenants, you would have a very difficult time getting the same long - term results.

If contractors are in high demand in an area then it's going to cost you a lot more to hire out the work.

If a brokerage hires an independent contractor who is later determined by CRA to be properly categorized as an employee, then both the brokerage and the individual salesperson will be liable for any unpaid taxes, penalties, CPP and EI premiums, plus any interest for late payment that arose from the initial improper categorization.

If it comes to more than that, then yes — you'll need to just hire a contractor (which, at that amount, would be a wise thing to do anyways.)

In summer, many painting contractors hire college students to help — that's how I learned the craft — so their availability could be better then, despite the stickiness.

But then he started a bigger project and ended up hiring other contractors to do our job.