Best states to be an O/O?

Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by peterspm, Sep 6, 2009.

  1. peterspm

    peterspm Bobtail Member

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    What are the best states to be an O/O in? And how can one deal with all the different kinds of paperwork?
     
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  3. 7mouths2feed

    7mouths2feed "Family Man"

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    State of shock,:biggrin_25524:

    State of confusion,:biggrin_25520:

    State of demise, :biggrin_2552:

    State of panic:biggrin_25521:

    State of dispair, :biggrin_2553:

    I'm sure theres a few other states that I have missed but this should get you started.
     
  4. ampm wayne

    ampm wayne Heavy Load Member

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    FUNNY STUFF. I live in Indiana. We run 3 trucks and I feel I am in a good area. I wish rates were better but, as far as freight I feel Indiana is a good state.
     
  5. RockyWI

    RockyWI Medium Load Member

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    hahaha...very good!
     
  6. walleye

    walleye Road Train Member

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    Being located in a state with no state income tax seems like it would have it's advantages,..............
     
  7. Scud Runner

    Scud Runner Light Load Member

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    Someone told me Nevada was the best state once...
     
  8. Allow Me.

    Allow Me. Trucker Forum STAFF Staff Member

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    Most paperwork is Federal, Indiana has cheap registration. About 11 states have no state income tax. Nevada, Texas and others. Do not even consider Calif.
     
  9. dino6960

    dino6960 YOUDAMAN

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    5 moths i think that pretty much covers it :biggrin_2556:
     
  10. TripleSix

    TripleSix God of Roads

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    Indiana is also pretty centrally located for the longhaul driver. If you live in Indiana and drive from coast to coast, you can actually take alot of your 34s at the house.
     
  11. peter2009

    peter2009 Bobtail Member

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    Thanks for the information, I appreciate that.
     
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