2 trucks, 20 new costs

If you really want to be successful, don’t cut corners or try to save money when it comes to drivers. You get what you pay for.

Simplify your record keeping

The owner-operator bookkeeping system I’ve developed is as simple as one can be and generates the best reports possible.

PIB TIP: KEEP UP WITH A CHANGING MARKET. Use your personal profit and loss statement to compare your performance with your business plan and budget. Your profit and loss statement should show weekly, monthly and annual costs and revenue, as well as miles driven and cost per mile. Compare your profit and loss report with your budget and figure out what changes you need to make to be profitable. The Partners in Business program is ...

Dollars and Sense: Call a Business Meeting

When was the last time you have a business meeting with yourself?