REWATU DRIVING SCHOOL,INC 4 LEROY ST # 2 DORCHESTER, MA 02122 DRIVING EDUCATION PROGRAM TEACHING STUDENTS ON THE ROAD PREPARING STUDENTS FOR THE ROAD TESTS.

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REWATU DRIVING SCHOOL,INC 4 LEROY ST # 2 DORCHESTER, MA DRIVING EDUCATION PROGRAM TEACHING STUDENTS ON THE ROAD PREPARING STUDENTS FOR THE ROAD TESTS MAKING GOOD PREPARATION FOR THE PERMIT TEST

NEEDS TWO CARS ONE INSTRUCTOR ONE CLERK OR ATTENDANT OFFICE LEGAL EXPENSES

TWO CARS TOY0TA COROLLA……..2 COST - $25000 $1000 A MONTH /DEALER $700 A MONTH /INSURANCE $500 A MONTH FOR GAS $ 500 A MONTH /MAINTENANCE

OFFICE OFFICE EXPENSES RENT …$ 600 A MONTH ELECTRICITY….$ 120 A MONTH PHONE/FAX……$ 100 A MONTH ATTENDANT OR CLERK…$ 2000 A MONTH PRINTER /COMPUTER/INK/COPY…$100 A MONTH FOLDERS/CABINETS /DESK/CHAIR…..$ 1000 SEATS/BOOKS/NOTEBOOKS..$ 400 A YEAR OTHER EXPENSE ….$ 500

INSTRUCTORS EXPENSES WAGE $ 15 AN HOUR…/ 8 ($3000) CLIPBOARD/PENS/BOOKS….$500

LEGAL EXPENSES CITY EXPENSES……$200 A MONTH FEDERAL EXPENSES….$150 A MONTH

COST TO START UP ABOUT $12000 FOR THE FIRST 3 MONTHS OFFICE EXPENSES EMPLOYEES LEGAL EXPENSES OTHER

INCOME COMPETITIVE RATE …$ 40/HOUR 10 HOURS A DAY TOTAL PER DAY…$ 400 PACKAGE OF 10 HOURS…$ 350 PACKAGE OF 5 HOURS…$ 170 PACKAGE OF 3 HOURS…$ 125 GROSS INCOME..$ $10000 A MONTH

CLIENTS STUDENTS FROM 18 –OLDER/DRIVING STUDENTS FROM 16- OLDER /ROAD TEST

TOTAL EXPENSES TO START FOR 1 MONTH………$ MONEY NEEDED TO START FOR THE FIRST 3 MONTHS…….$ 25000

EARNINGS GROSS INCOME….. $ A MONTH MONTHLY EXPENSES$6700… MONTHLY EARNING ….$