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How to Find Know if My MC Number Is Being Used?

According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) in the United States, any commercial truck used for interstate transit and over the gross vehicle weight rating of 10,001 or more pounds is required to have a Motor Carrier Authority (MC) number. This number is issued by the FMCSA and generally takes a driver around […]

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How to Cancel a Federal Motor Carrier Number

Established in 2000 by the Department of Transportation, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is an organization whose goal is to reduce the number of vehicle-related fatalities and injuries in the U.S. Its members, over-the-road trucking companies, transportation services and other carrier services, are issued a unique number Federal Motor Carrier Number that recognizes

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What Can a Company Truck Driver Deduct?

As a traditional employee, a company truck driver doesn’t usually get to claim losses on her federal tax return, as an independent contractor or self-employed worker is able to do. The driver can still claim unreimbursed expenses directly related to her work requirements, provided the truck driver has sufficient deductions to meet the IRS’ requirements

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Is a Truck Driver’s Travel to Work Tax Deductible?

Truck drivers fall into a variety of different categories when it comes to calculating eligible tax deductions. Much depends on whether the truck driver is self-employed or works for someone else and whether a vehicle is owned in an individual’s name or a company name. Travel that takes place in the course of performing work-related

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Self Employed Truck Driver Deductions

[box type=”shadow”] When you operate your own truck-driving business, regardless of whether you are a sole proprietor or employ thousands of drivers, the IRS allows you to claim deductions for all operating expenses. There is no exhaustive list of deductible expenses. Instead, the IRS evaluates whether each expense is ordinary and necessary for your business.

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Semi-Truck Driver Salaries in Arizona

Semi-truck drivers work long hours hauling cargo across cities, states and even the country to ensure people have groceries, office supplies and other necessities. Semi-truck drivers may be owner-operators of the semi or rig while others work for major retailers and chains to deliver product to each location. In Arizona, semi-truck drivers earn an average

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