Expenses

770392

{"text":"We can’t use them on taxes anymore, if I’m not mistaken. Any suggestions or did I do something wrong?","videos":"[]","link":"{}","pics":"[]","canComment":true}

87881

{"replyTo":"","text":"Actually you are correct. Trump took away the per diem for EVERYONE, not just company drivers. The ONLY way you can get any tax credit is if the company pays you untaxed com rate with your regular pay. For instance, you make $0.46 per mile taxed and a per diem rate of $0.10 per mile non-taxed. This is the way my accountant explained it to me when I asked how to ensure my drivers can still have some tax relief. Both get paid weekly on the checks, but are listed separately. Ask your payroll department if they offer it since the IRS no longer allows the claim annually. ","replyToPid":0}

295387

{"replyTo":"","text":"Your still allowed so much money a day you are out on the road keep track of that ","replyToPid":0}

542330

{"replyTo":"","text":"Only owner ops and lease drivers can. Those that get a 1099. \n\nOtherwise you are sol","replyToPid":0}

652470

{"replyTo":"

87881 发表于 2019-08-28 22:56:19 Actually you are correct. Trump took away the per diem for EVERYONE, not just company drivers. The ONLY way you can get any tax credit is if the company pays you untaxed com rate with your regular pay. For instance, you make $0.46 per mile taxed and a per diem rate of $0.10 per mile non-taxed. This is the way my accountant explained it to me when I asked how to ensure my drivers can still have some tax relief. Both get paid weekly on the checks, but are listed separately. Ask your payroll department if they offer it since the IRS no longer allows the claim annually.

","text":"Per firm still there. Not sure where you don’t see that on your taxes? Owner operators and lease drivers are the only one I know who can deduct expenses which I have done for last 3 years.","replyToPid":195950}