Category: Blog
As a small business owner, you're likely familiar with the concept of reasonable compensation for yourself as an S-Corporation owner. But what exactly does reasonable compensation entail, and why is it essential for S-C
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As a small business owner in the trucking industry, you know the importance of staying on top of your taxes. However, what happens if you suddenly discover a fraudulent tax return has been filed in your name? Dealing wi
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As the backbone of the American economy, small trucking businesses face unique challenges, especially in light of recent legislative changes. The IRS Funding Boost, part of the broader IRS Funding Act, aims to enhance t
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Navigating the maze of paying taxes online can often seem daunting. Whether you're an individual trying to manage estimated taxes or a business owner looking to settle your annual Form 1040, the complexity can be intimi
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As valued clients of Trucker CFO, it is crucial for you to stay updated on regulatory changes that may impact your trucking business. One important update to be aware of is the Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) rep
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If you've heard about the trucking spot market and wondered what it's all about, this blog is for you. We're going to talk about some important things that help you understand the market better. Let's break it down into
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In the logistics and transportation industry, understanding the types of fuel used for different purposes is critical. Tractor fuel vs. reefer fuel, while both diesel, serve distinct functions and are not interchangeabl
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The IRS Fresh Start Program has been a lifeline for countless taxpayers struggling with tax debt. While it may sound like a beacon of hope, it's essential to understand that this program isn't a magic wand that wipes aw
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Keeping What You Earn
Everyone wants to keep as much of their hard-earned money as possible, but taxes can make that a challenge. Knowing the basics and staying up to date on tax withholding regulations can help you
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If you're a truck driver or a fleet owner operating as an independent contractor, you are most likely familiar with the 1099 payment structure. As a self-employed individual, you are subject to the self-employment tax,
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