One last job. Then she’ll retire. But this job just might kill her. Isn’t that always the way?
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I haven’t posted here in a long time, but I thought that I would share with you my top sheet income report from 2021. I just finished it and thought you might appreciate it.
| Advertising | -10,202.64 |
| Assets | -10,434.06 |
| Car and truck | -3,720.08 |
| Contract labor | -37,676.38 |
| Legal services | -483.95 |
| Materials & Supplies | -7,330.36 |
| Meals | -7,798.16 |
| Office expenses | -10,413.68 |
| Research | -6,488.07 |
| Subscriptions | -4,863.68 |
| Accountant | -1,580.00 |
| Charity | -3,147.86 |
| Repairs and maintenance | -65,098.23 |
| Taxes and licenses | -1,292.00 |
| Utilities | -3,494.08 |
| Healthcare | -5,312.88 |
| TOTAL | -179,336.11 |
You can see that we had just so many expenses last year, so this was the first year we ended with less money than the previous year. If you take the income and subtract expenses, you’ll see we ended -$71,153 in expenses for last year. Luckily, some unemployment, a remortgage, and some other personal income helped us not completely implode this year.
2021 sucked. It was way worse for me than 2020, but 2022 is another year.
Hope this helps. I don’t know how, but I hope so.