Are you collecting and paying “sales tax” on the cabinets you sell and install? Meaning, are you calculating the tax you charge and pay on the “sales price” of the job, which in many states includes the delivery and installation charge?
We’re one innovation removed from the commoditization of the kitchen and bath space.
Today’s tech-savvy consumer has enormous amounts of information at their fingertips and this might worry you
So if you’re planning which events you’ll be going to in 2011 here are a few ways to get the most out of them…
In today’s post we want to highlight some really fantastic bloggers out there who write about the latest on what’s happening in kitchen cabinet design.
During this protracted recession, the cabinet industry has experienced an unprecedented shakeout.
There are a lot of things that annoy me about the Cabinet Industry. I started with a much longer list, but I wasn’t ready to write a book…
Decisions on kitchen software often have an impact on several, if not all, of the departments in your organization …
Cabinet tracking software is hard to come by in the Cabinet Industry. Your typical accounting systems don’t handle it very well either.
Dealers felt like they were happy little fish swimming around in a huge tank and now mysteriously find themselves in a small tank with way too many other fish fighting to survive.
For months now there has been a bombardment of news, both good and bad on the condition of the housing market (2009)…
The current outlook is grim. All the numbers are discouraging. You might wonder if the market will show ANY signs of “coming back” during all of 2009.
Our industry is facing some pretty harsh conditions now and no expert sees the business getting better in the next four months- and most think it won’t get better in 2009.
