BB_TX wrote:
I agree with above. Unless you have owned a business (we have) you have no idea of the costs to run one. Salaries, employment taxes, utilities, mortgage or lease payments, maintenance, supplies, upkeep, insurance, workman’s comp, etc, etc. Those add up to huge dollar numbers, all overhead and to be paid before anything goes in your pocket.
Exactly the OP simply doesn't understand all the cost involved in running a business.
There is gross profit and then there is net profit.
To very different parameters.
