Anybody have an idea how a one man shop does certified payroll?

[sgr1]

I have a little job that I'm going to do by myself. It's just replacing a dryer plug and the disconnect to the ac and adding one light.

 

[Rewire]

Why are you needing to do a certiofied payrole?

 

[jrannis]

I have a little job that I'm going to do by myself. It's just replacing a dryer plug and the disconnect to the ac and adding one light.

What do you mean by certified payroll?

 

[tkb]

I'm not sure what the law is where you are, but in MA I believe if you are a one man shop the prevailing wage does not apply.
I'm not sure how you could do a certified payroll when you are a sole proprietor.
You may only have to provide a statement from you, stating that you are a one man shop.

 

[Rewire]

This job seems a little small to fall under a wage order.

 

[nakulak]

just have your cpa fill out the forms and send them in to the roic, with your hours on them.

 

[dduffee260]

Are you on a salary? If so then it is really easy. PM me if you want. I think we have a form in Excel that we use that I can email you. We are on a HUD job now and they make us do them every Friday.

 

[sgr1]

This over 20,000 and will take about 6 to 8 months to get done. Most of it is on the GC part. It is a HUD job o DB scale.

 

[Fulthrotl]

This over 20,000 and will take about 6 to 8 months to get done. Most of it is on the GC part. It is a HUD job o DB scale.

"replacing a dryer plug and the disconnect to the ac and adding one light"

over $20k? 6-8 months to complete? work with me on this... i'm having trouble
wrapping my head around it.....

"replacing a dryer plug and the disconnect to the ac and adding one light"

nevermind... skip the comprehension part... can i just follow you around for a
few months, maybe carry your tool buckie or something, until i see how you
bid stuff? please? :smile::smile:

 

[Rewire]

"replacing a dryer plug and the disconnect to the ac and adding one light"

over $20k? 6-8 months to complete? work with me on this... i'm having trouble
wrapping my head around it.....

"replacing a dryer plug and the disconnect to the ac and adding one light"

nevermind... skip the comprehension part... can i just follow you around for a
few months, maybe carry your tool buckie or something, until i see how you
bid stuff? please? :smile::smile:

the job must be on the space station

 

[wireguru]

are doing this same task on every unit in a 40 unit building or something?

or is the entire job 20k, and your portion is the $500 worth of work you mentioned?

 

[growler]

This over 20,000 and will take about 6 to 8 months to get done.

Finally a guy that's figured a way to make Time and Materials work out. You just move in and stay there and start billing them on a weekly basis. :wink:

 

[hardworkingstiff]

Finally a guy that's figured a way to make Time and Materials work out. You just move in and stay there and start billing them on a weekly basis. :wink:

Almost figured it out, I'd have to make a bit more than $20K in 6-8 months.

 

[growler]

Almost figured it out, I'd have to make a bit more than $20K in 6-8 months.

It's dryer plug, an AC disconnect and a light. $20K and room and board for 6-8 months should be enough. Charge any more and they may start to think your gouging.

 

[Rewire]

Almost figured it out, I'd have to make a bit more than $20K in 6-8 months.

20k is our expenses for a month

 

[gadfly56]

I'm not sure what the law is where you are, but in MA I believe if you are a one man shop the prevailing wage does not apply.
I'm not sure how you could do a certified payroll when you are a sole proprietor.
You may only have to provide a statement from you, stating that you are a one man shop.

In New Jersey:

Q. Do owner/operators who perform covered work have to be included on certified payrolls?

A. Yes. The information required for owner/operators is the same as for employees, with no exceptions.

 

[mkgrady]

I submit certified payroll reports all the time. I fill out the form except the wages and hours and I simply write " Owner-Salary" in its place.