What is Tax Filing for Trucking Companies?
Tax filing means reporting your income and expenses to the IRS and your state. But in trucking, it's more than just a return—there’s per diem, mileage, equipment depreciation, and multiple income sources.
We specialize in filing taxes for both owner-operators and small fleets.
Why Trucking Companies Need It
- Avoid IRS penalties or audits
- Claim maximum deductions (fuel, tolls, repairs, meals)
- File for multiple business types (LLC, S-Corp, Sole Prop)
- Ensure 1099 or W2 filings are correct for drivers
- Handle multi-state filing, if you operate across states
- Stay current on quarterly estimated payments
How Everything Truckin’ Makes It Easy
- Dedicated tax experts who know trucking
- Easy upload system for documents
- Review of all deductions you qualify for
- Help with quarterly taxes and estimated payments
- Integration with your bookkeeping and payroll data
- Support for personal and business filings
What’s Included
- Federal & state income tax filing
- Business structure optimization (LLC, S-Corp, etc.)
- 1099 or W2 filing for drivers
- Quarterly estimated payment reminders
- Depreciation tracking (trucks & equipment)
- Per diem & mileage optimization
- Year-round support—not just tax season
FAQs
Q: Can you file both personal and business taxes?
A: Yes. Many trucking business owners file both, and we help handle both sides.
Q: I drive in multiple states. Do I need to file in each one?
A: Maybe—but we’ll evaluate your situation and file accordingly to keep you compliant.
Q: Can you help me figure out whether I should be an LLC or S-Corp?
A: Absolutely. We’ll advise on what’s best based on your income and goals.
Q: What if I haven’t filed in years?
A: Don’t worry—we help clients catch up on late filings all the time.
Ready to File Smart and Stress-Free?
- Call us at (XXX) XXX-XXXX
- [Book a Free Tax Review Call]
- [Start Filing Now]