When people talk about pay...

Excellent!!

 

I really don't know, you will have to ask my insurance agent.

 

If it's an O/O you can be sure it's gross . Ask about their net or reportable income for IRS and they'll start telling you about what a great tax person they have .

 

Depends. If its above $0 we are talking about gross if its below then it net.

 

it depends, net pay is a more practical representation of your pay because thats what ends up in your bank account, but gross is closer to your "total" compensation.. i have used both, but gross is what most people use when theyre talking about their pay.

 

Net isn't a good indicator because the deductions are so variable - optional insurance , 401K , etc .

 

For O/O this is no joke. Your tax returns will usually show $250K or more gross and less than $10K net if you're doing it right. Many O/O's really have no idea the real amount they actually put in their pocket.

 

when i talk to a new driver i always talk take home first then talk how to get to that part of the money,this is not a get rich industry we all know that but a little honesty to the newbie's i hope will make for happier driver.I assume you asking for a reason about pay?

 

If your talking NET, what goes in my pocket, then I make $150/week. The rest are deductions for wife, mortgage, utilities, kids tuition, etc.
So I work for $7,800/year.
Is that what you're looking for?