Composite1: I’m confused.
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February 12, 2012 at 6:30 AM
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Composite1: I’m confused. Why should any cost “cut deep into your profits?” Profits come above costs, not despite costs. All costs should be taken into account when quoting a price for the job to a client, including your salary, equipment rental and amortization costs, transportation, meals, etc. Additionally, added a cushion for unexpected contingencies and percentage above costs for profit.
A client doesn’t know, or care, whether you own or rent your gear, just how much the job will cost.
Jack
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