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Howell Heating
- Contractor, Heating & Air Conditioning/hvac
- 2009 W Broadway Ave, Forest Lake, MN 55025, USA
Ste 400-200 Forest Lake, MN 55025 - Closed ⋅ Opens at 8:00AM
Referral from
Nov 11, 2014
Jonathan B.:
Anyone out here know how to do HVAC work. Specifically, I need the final connections done on a furnace. It is in place, and gas is...
Kate L.:
our HVAC guy is awesome if you want a professional - Howell Heating (651) 398-1100. Access One Inc
Referral from
May 10, 2017
Julie H.:
ISO...someone with carpenter skills who can put in bigger doors to a bathroom and bedroom...my mom is in a wheelchair and coming to...
Karma L.:
Call Beyond Barriers 651-462-3444. They will help you determine exactly what you need to make it accessible. Northland Home Exteriors
Referral from
Dec 29, 2016
Megan F.:
Recommendation for contractors who could build a deck, replace window, and door?
Mary L.:
I recommend you call Tony over at Northland Home Exteriors. 6514640253 C. Hansen Plumbing, LLC
Referral from
May 15, 2014
Allan H.:
Any one I know that is a plumber and know any thing about main water pipe
Zach G.:
C.hansen plumbing his name is chad hansen@6513578441 Nik Hudella Construction LLC
Referral from
Aug 17, 2014
Sarah H.:
Anyone know of a contractor in the Stacy area that works on 3 season porches? Looking to get a bid on repairs ASAP. Thanks!!
Sarah H.:
Wrong number 651-334-4474 D & D Contractors, Inc
Referral from
Jun 21, 2013
Jessica S.:
Looking for a contractor, suggestions????
Lisa T.:
D & D Contractors ask for Denny. Tell him I sent you. He has been working will several of my homeowners and is incredibly reasonable!...
Referral from October 26, 2013
Paul G. asked:
Twin Cities people, I'm thinking of replacing our ancient furnace. Any HVAC contractors you'd recommend?
Scott H. replied:
Howell heating. He does Lennox only but I got a great deal and a great furnace with great service. He is based in forest Lake but worth talking to. www.howellheating.com
Heidi W. replied:
Eagle Mechanical (Brian and Jon)
Carrie L. replied:
We just got our new furnace and AC from Standard Heating and AC like 2 weeks and they were awesome.
Referral from June 29, 2012
St3yr asked:
Tax time! Can anyone recommend good accountant for an IT Contractor? Hi! For the last year I've been an IT contractor and everyone tells me I can claim a whole bunch of...
fraudster replied:
One would generally consult professionals before it is too late... It really depends on how you are structured (Individual, Company, Trust etc) and what "IT contractor" you are, how much money you make and how much money you keep...
Say for example, if you work on different sites and travel between offices, you will have access to a car or transport deduction - car deductions can be done in one of four ways (log book, 5000km/yr/car, 12% car value up to 60k? or 1/3 of expenses [here](http://www.ato.gov.au/content/00313836.htm). Now you may work from home via VPN and whatnot that means part of your internet connection is deductible, you use a mobile phone, etc. You may be required to wear some sort of shitty t-shirt with a company logo on it, that's claimable + you'd get an allowance for washing it. There are very many of these things you can claim.
Also, should think about the future and how you can ready yourself up for next year (if you're assuming an increase in revenue earned)
p.s. I am not an accountant, I work in wealth management. These are just ideas.
Stokesy replied:
Apparently the [ATO are targeting IT professionals](http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2012/06/whose-tax-returns-is-the-ato-double-checking-this-year/) this year for a thorough double-check of tax returns, so make sure whatever you claim is above board.
romeoforyou replied:
[Xero](http://www.xero.com/) and their partners for [accounting](http://www.xero.com/advisors/accountants/qld/).
Perhaps not this year, but there are quite a few accountants and bookkeepers using Xero now. Learn the basics and there won't really be any such thing as tax time (as you knew it). Your accountant just logs in and generates reports, submits them... everything. It almost makes accounting and bookkeeping a pleasure.
I implore you (there's also a free trial). I've used it for multiple businesses (alongside accountants), and will also use the personal edition when they implement automatic bank feeds later this year.
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