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15 Must-Know Tips When Considering Becoming A Leased Owner Operator

The two most important things to consider when becoming a leased owner-operator are the company you lease to, and the maintenance of your truck. Without either of these in place, you won’t be able to operate a successful business.

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You obviously enjoy driving or you wouldn’t consider making the transition from company driver to owner operator, and you already know what the industry has to offer. But when leaving a company, you’re also going to leave some of the benefits they provide; health insurance, retirement plans, investment opportunities, a steady paycheck. You’ll also lose the hand-holding when you need help and the dispatched loads when you need freight. When you’re on your own, you won’t have that.

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Get Your IFTA Sorted

The first quarter of the International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) reporting period is in April and whether you’re starting out in the industry or have been around for a while, taxes and the ensuing paperwork, especially for businesses, can be grueling. So let’s have a quick rundown on IFTA and what to prepare for your fuel tax reports.

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Proud American? Sure but what does it cost?

So what does your American citizenship mean to you? If you weren’t American, what would you be? Is giving up your citizenship worth it? These are some of the questions Americans are asking themselves lately when planning for their financial future. Many “are looking down the road at how their investments such as retirement funds will be taxed,” and how they can get the most out of their financial decisions. Check out this CNN article.

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