Millis training in eden NC October13th

Only thing I understand is that if you do non per diem, you have to itemize on your tax returns at the end of the year. Maybe non per dime doesn't get taxed? Not sure. Google should help though.

 

This sums it up pretty good.. http://www.thetruckersreport.com/truckingindustryforum/showthread.php?p=4152805

 

So non is better?

 

my opinion yes

 

I cant answer that only u can. Just depends if u want the perks u get with per deim or not. and do u want a higher gross for SS etc. I would also talk to a tax person(one that knows trucking), its in your best intrest.

 

I'm in the Sept 15 class and currently leaning toward non per diem practical miles.

 

What is HHg vs practical route?

 

Practical miles: The miles on the most practical route (what most co now pay)
Hub : All miles driven even if you get lost miss turn lap around truckstop.
HHG: hosehold movers guide, zip code to zip code , usually 10% or more less miles than practical

 

Practial- roads normal people take. Major highways etc.
Hhg- fastest way no matter what road.

If that makes sense.