OTR Banking Tips, Options

You can also usually avoid garnishment if you enter into a payment plan with them, as long as you're consistently making the payments.

 

Not to hijack but don’t you use a fuel discount card like NASTC?

 

I used to haul cars and many dealers were required to pay cash on delivery

I would have the drivers who worked for me as I did myself go to Walmart when the cash started getting to be a lot and put that cash on my green card acct. or something like that
Then I could control how the driver could get $ off the card for fuel. Room or whatever

I personally don’t like more than a few bucks cash on me. Last thing I need to do is pull out $100 bill for an item while some desperate person plans his attack

I use CC for everything

On the tax thing
I hope your lawyer is doing “ an offer in compromise “
You could do it yourself but might be hard being on the road

 

Oh, your comment took me back a few years. I was standing next to the check-out at the Atlanta Petro restaurant about 20+ years ago it was dark out. A driver pulled out a wad of cash on a money clip. I caught this as well as the two young guys that were watching him. As he walked out those 2 followed him and I followed them. I walked in a way they could not see me. They were almost about to attack when I screamed to stop. They ran. You might get by yanking a loaded money clip in podunk Iowa, but you are taking a bad risk in places like that dang Atlanta Petro!

 

Not yet. I use Mudflap occasionally. I really need to

 

I had NASTC but now get about the same discount with the card from where I’m leased on
But this is the discount today at TA



$1.31 off. Not all are this much but usually $0.50 or more

 

That's significant, and not always hunting for the cheapest place would be easier.

I make lots of calls asking fuel prices.

 

If the OP owes the IRS he can file the form requesting a payment plan AND THEN START PAYING IMMEDIATELY according to that plan. Then when the IRS answers him in 1-2 years there will already be a history of steady repayment and greatly increas IRS likelyhood of approving his repayment plan.

I suspect the OP just prefers to do everything in the most difficult, complicated, and expensive way. Maybe it gives him a rush.