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Avoid a Costly Surprise
Don’t let the Q1 estimated tax deadline for 2023 surprise you. The deadline for making your Q1 estimated tax payment is April 18, 2023. One of the reasons that payment of Q1 estimated taxes can
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Is It Tax Deductible or Not?As we move into tax season, one of the major topics the Trucker CFO team gets asked about is trucking tax deductions and whether different things are deductible or not. In our experience, we h
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All politics is local…This often-heard phrase was first shared 90 years ago. It is originally credited to two political writers of that era, Associated Press Washington Bureau Chief Byron Price and Finley Peter Dunne,
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By Colton Lawrence
The Trucker CFO
Health insurance is a major expense, and the cost of healthcare is one of those price variables that can impact your expense budget both in your business and at home. Having h
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By Colton Lawrence,The Trucker CFO
The Trucker CFO Team wanted to share a final heads up on an important deadline that the IRS has set for this Friday, September 30, 2022.
Just in case you might have missed it, the IRS
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As a trucker choosing a business entity, you have a lot to consider. You may not be familiar with all the choices, but in this blog, we will cover some of the most common options.
The four most common types of busi
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For owner-operators in the trucking industry, your daily responsibilities go beyond being behind the wheel and keeping the American economy moving. When we think about it, the responsibilities involved in a career as an
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Understanding Tax Resolution: Noting The Importance & Value of Having Experienced Professionals On Your SideBy Robert HazenDirector of Tax Resolution ServicesFor The Trucker CFOAs we begin the countdown to the end of
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If you are an owner-operator or independent contractor, the Internal Revenue Service delivered some good news in September. The federal government is increasing the per diem allowance from the current $66 per day to $69
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In the game of “Would You Rather?” few people would rather be audited by the IRS than suffer a different unpleasant fate. And who can blame them? The IRS is scary. But when you have the Trucker CFO on your side, you
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