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I'm not very familiar with Canadian expedite carriers but Run Just Run seems like appropriate advice for signing on with this particular carrier.

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Welcome back! Sorry I can't enlighten you. Were all of your client's fuel purchases made in Canada? If not it could be some kind of administration fee for dealing with the exchange rate. Just an uneducated guess.

I believe it. Its a growing problem. I'm just a recreational user. Weekends, holidays and days ending in "y". I could quit any time I want. Like today, being a weekend and a day ending in "y", I did a couple of lines with my daughter. Later I did a few more lines with an EO member. He...

Most large carriers have a specific age limit for vehicles being leased. I believe 10 years or newer is common. That means if your vehicle meets their age criteria they will lease you on. If not, then forget it. To say you can lease with us but because of your vehicle age, you won't get many...

https://www.expeditersonline.com/forums/threads/eubanks-v-panther-ii-transportation-inc.60268/page-7#post-708491 I thought I remembered something about you driving kids to school. I added the school bus thing in that thread and lumped it all together in my diminishing memory bank.

I thought you posted about driving a school bus not too long ago. Anyway, kickass on that cancer!

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My last van had a Maxxair cover over a Fantastic Vent. The guy at Adohen said it might be too restrictive on high. I had no problems running it on low and medium. . . My current van I have a Fantastic Vent with a Fantastic Cover. The shape of the cover allows for the inside cover to open...

Most of us are business owners and 24/7 is part of owning a business. If you want to work Monday-Friday, 9 to 5, get a real job and be an employee. Steady wages, regular hours, insurance etc.

I'll go way out on a limb with a saw, Standard Iron to JD.

Yes. These are two separate deductions. The mileage deduction or itemized maintenance deduction are for the van. Per diem is for little ol' you.

For every day or part of a day you are away from home you can claim per diem. I don't recall the exact formula but its a percentage of $70 or $80 that works out to about a $52 a day deduction.

Were you at the Road Ranger in Elk run last night?

Bums, maybe. Lucky, not so much. The refund they receive is their own money without interest that the government was kind enough to hold for them. $4,000 is a lot to pay. Apparently you didn't make estimated quarterly payments and/or don't take the per diem or other available deductions.