Start preparing now for April 15, 2014
Some of you might have gotten a little sticker shock from your forced donation to the IRS last month. If that’s prompted a midyear resolution to cut costs and get better organized, here are some ...
State legislatures consider fuel tax increase as highway funding option
New Hampshire, Maryland and Massachusetts are all eying potential increases in tax on fuel as a means to increase revenue and support transportation projects in the states. New Hampshire's House passed a piece of legislation recently that would ...
Minnesota governor wants new tax on trucking
If Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton gets his way, a 5.5 percent tax would be applied to freight each it time it is transported. New data and opposition to Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton’s proposed budget might ...
The burden of new taxes after fiscal-cliff negotiations
Owner-operator business services provider ATBS has produced the below infographic and accompanying description of the tax upshot for owner-operator businesses following recent fiscal-cliff negotiations. For most independents, the expiration of the so-called "payroll tax holiday," a ...
Vehicle miles tax needs to be studied before implemented, GAO says
This week, the Government Accountability Office recommended creating a pilot program to research mileage fees targeted at creating new revenue for the Highway Trust Fund, echoing recently introduced House legislation that would establish such a ...
Vehicle Miles Traveled tax proposed in House
Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-Ore.) proposed a bill into the House that would, if passed, implement a pilot program to test the feasibility of a tax on miles traveled as a supplemental source of revenue for ...
IRS system to be down Aug. 31
With the deadline approaching for the Heavy Highway Vehicle Use Tax, be warned that the IRS’ e-filing system will be closed for maintenance this weekend. HHVUT, or Form 2290, is due Aug. 31, but the agency’s ...
CSA'S DATA TRAIL
Crashes and interventions: Blitzkrieg probes coming to trucking
The FMCSA's quick-strike sweep through "high-risk" passenger carriers, say officials, will be hitting our industry sooner rather than later. Knowing the agency's definition of a high-risk carrier is your first step in avoiding involuntary shutdown.
How to DataQ: 9 tips
Inconsistent enforcement: CSA’s heat index
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