zcanyonboltz
Senior Member
- Location
- denver
Is there any reason or benefit to holding both a RW and JW license? A con is if you held both you'd have to pay to renew both, any pros? Thanks
None. You can't even get a write off as a charitable contribution.any pros? Thanks
None. You can't even get a write off as a charitable contribution.
Thanks good to know I'll remember to write off fees.Cost of license is a business expense. [I an not a tax accountant, but I deduct it every year without any adverse reaction from IRS.]
Cost of license is a business expense. [I an not a tax accountant, but I deduct it every year without any adverse reaction from IRS.]
Thanks I didn't think so. I did know a guy who holds a ME and JW but this is kinda pointless too? He said he can work for someone as a JW not having to be paid as a ME and then get his own work with his ME. Every 3 years he still has to do PDUs for both and pay to renew both.
In Colorado you need a masters or have a master working for you to be an EC otherwise there is no difference between it and a journeyman's. There is no reason to hang on to a residential wiremans once you have a journeyman's at all. I never even got one.It really depends on local area rules.
Where I am you need to keep both your masters and jouneymans licenses if you want to run a company and work with the tools.