One thing I recommend to our guys on the ship is that if you can live on base/post/the ship and rent out a closet somewhere to collect BAH (you must have an address) you can pocket most of the BAH.

In some cases the failure of a business owner to adhere to this structured operation requirement can be a contributing factor to a court deciding to "pierce the corporate veil" Which is a catchy way of saying that your "limited liability company" just became a "company" that was a joke but its pretty accurate in my opinion.Those who suggest you hold each property in an LLC individually most likely recommend it so that liability incurred against any one property does not sink the proverbial ship (all the other properties) if it fails or is overburdened by debt/obligation.

Here, think of it like this: set your keywords; they are the bow of your ship, and they decide what SERPS you want to compete in.

A lot of Port shipping there.

I have seen and heard (in my short time) a lot about people just jumping ship from their day job (out of discontent, lack of passion, etc.) and losing a paycheck.

I have always sailed my own ship in life.The key is love what you are doing.

They do have a pool and a dock.

Modern and cold.It's Josh's ship.

They charge my account, gather the materials, and ship them to the job-site.

Hello all.so just to help quickly understand, if the client or supplier i ship a 1099Misc to and he never gave the S/S#. will he still pay taxes once he receives the 1099  ?