Has anyone talked to an owner operator hauling containers at Old Dominion? I am considering leasing a truck for 2000.00/mo and signing on with them. Having a hard time finding hard numbers in regards to their gross/annually!! Help.
Owner Operator at Old Dominion
Discussion in 'Old Dominion' started by da kipsta, May 31, 2013.
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This may not be the ideal spot to post this, this is the classified section.
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MartinS M D Thanks this. -
leases are scams, read the forum....if you can afford to finance a truck you shouldn't jump into being an OO
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His best bet is to save some money down and buy a truck. . I've never talked to a happy leaser lol -
I'm approved to lease the truck through Equinox Business Solutions, formally OnRamp. It is a 2010 Freightliner Cascadia for 2000/mo. OD is paying 72 percent with 100 fsc and 100 percent demurrage. I thought I might be better off since the co isn't the lessor. I'm hoping to get feedback from an OD O/O or someone who has talked numbers with one regarding yearly gross to determine if they offer as they say, the Best of the Best compensation.
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I am hoping to find information on the yearly gross of o/o's in the Old Dominion Container Drayage division. I have been approved to lease a truxk from Equinox Business Solutions and want to pull for OD.
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My current truck was done as a trac lease, through Wells Fargo, from the dealer of my choice, on a truck I ordered myself, and I put it where I wanted to.
Lease vs purchase is a tax phrase more than anything else, as it dictates HOW you claim the vehicle in question on your taxes. Lease payments are 100% write off, where a purchase is 20% on a depreciating scale as a rule.
Just because someone is leasing a truck, means absolutely nothing as to what we hear about the lease deals from carriers like CREngland, Swift, Prime, etc.
For me, at the time of year I happened to buy the truck, lease has always been better tax wise.
Maybe get the facts right before making such statements again?
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You can also write off 100 percent of the purchase price if you pay cash. And you can claim 100 percent of the finance charge if you take a loan. You can write off all truck related expenses. The time frame may vary. Either way, you can deduct it from your income. So, I don't see the tax advantage of a lease . Bottom line, which one comes out to a lower cost. Add up all the payments on a lease and see what it totals. And you may still not own the truck. if anybody can explain the tax advantage of a lease over a purchase, please do.
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