why would a carrier charge for heavy use tax, when its the owners responsibility to pay it. unless its a carrier who deducts for the yahoo who cant save 550 bucks a year, like in lease /purchase programs
Purchasing my own truck - what options do I have to work under a carrier?
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I for one definitely got physical damage and liability for authority confused. I would greatly appreciate it if someone can clear that up. I guess I'm not sure how the whole insurance process works.SheepDog Thanks this. -
Certificate holder, no risk at all of someone not making a payment to the insurance company.
The OP's insurance company may not like the 2 different companies involved if there would be a claim involving the MC's insurance and vise versa.
When I leased my LC to my "C" corporation my "C" corp insurance provider insisted the LC policy canceled for the truck I was leasing. (short version-long story) -
HVUT 2290, heavy vehicle use tax is paid in July $550 or when you first use a truck on the highway.
All states are included on your cab card starting 2015.
There are insurance companies that will cover you with less than 2 years experience. I had Progressive, Sentry and Northland all three have covered drivers with less than 2 years experience. It has a lot to do with your entire driving record the number of drivers insured and the risk the insurance company perceives the entire Motor Carrier may be.
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