Pennsylvania Landscaping Contractor Package
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So if you sell the plants at retail or at rewholesale, the plants and their shipping charges are not taxable to you, but you must collect the sales tax from the purchaser at the time of sale and remit it to the state.
No. Landscaping services are not subject to Sales Tax.
According to timesheet data, most landscapers are still putting in an almost-full week of work, even in the wintertime. On average, most workers put in around 32.3 hours per workweek, with 31 percent of the workforce tracking over 40 hours.
Overtime PayLandscaping companies are notorious for not paying workers overtime. They often make their employees work long hours, for six or seven days a week, without paying them time-and-a-half for hours worked in excess of forty in a workweek.
According to trade services website ServiceSeeking, landscaping your garden can range from $20/hr for minor work, but can reach $350+/hr for more complex garden projects. The average hourly rate for this type of job sits at $50, with a cost between $2,000 and $5,000 being estimated for a full design service.
Yes, The sale at retail or use of lawn care services performed in this Commonwealth is subject to tax.
Where do you source your plants, shrubs, and trees? Will you handle all maintenance? Do you understand my vision? How long do you estimate the whole project will take? When will all the plantings reach maturity? Who should I contact if I notice a problem?
No. Landscaping services are not subject to Sales Tax.
A construction contractor is required to pay Sales or Use Tax on all taxable services, equipment, materials, supplies, and/or components used or installed so as to become part of the real estate.The contractor does not charge Sales Tax on either the construction materials or labor to install the materials.