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Yeilds pretty good too from this gal. And the smell. It smells just like classic HPS-grown 90ies weed. Wow. Gunna tuck this bag away for Xmas presents now. Bet you wish you were on my list.
 
Well I get why these guys swarmed me, They are quoting $14,000 for the first head and $4,000 for each additional head or $29,000 for the system. I can buy delivered a high quality system for $6,000 so they basically want to make 20K for their labor. I can get a 2K tax refund buy using a contractor (part of the rules for the refund) I bet I can find a handyman happy to do the work with me for $1500. I would need to buy a couple of electrical boxes, I have enough wire, use the breakers from the current AC wall patch and incidentals another $500 tops so 8K vs 27K to me. Looks like I will be an HVAC guy in the near future.

I need some sleep........... Good Morfnoevight All! :sleeping: :sleeping: :sleeping:
Cost me $21k for the system, 2 air handlers, all new ducting, permits, electrical and labor. 3k tax rebate. Also comes with a full 12 years parts and labor warranty
 
Thinking Lebanese Acid is going to come down this afternoon once work is done. She has looked ready to the eye for least a week now but trichomes still had a lot of clear

Day 78

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This shot is from Monday the very tops had start to cloud and amber up

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@Cerebral Goo :bighug:.. UK farmers in a nutshell.

If you peg out in the UK...the assets you leave are subject to death duty/inheritance tax.

If I was rich and left a house/business/cash worth a million quid to the kids....it would be subject to tax...afore they could get their grubby little hands on it.....:pighug:

If I was rich and left a Million quid Farm to the kids...it would Not be subject to inheritance tax...they have been exempt...up to now.




If I was rich and had a good accountant...he'd tell me to go buy a big farm...to avoid my money being subject to death duties when I die.....:yeah:

Afternoon Mossy! Have been following the farmers protests in the UK as well as other ones across Europe over the last few years. Taxes like that are called estate taxes here and as you stated, there are plenty of ways of getting around them with a good accountant.

I am set up as a S corporation and everything that I own in set up into different sub corporations and trusts

The main thing that surprised me the other day was the tax rates. 5% is an insane amount for property tax!
 
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