Business license to travel through New Jersey

I heard about such cases in NJ long time ago. I think it was "Trucking with Authority" Podcast. I don't go there because of that.

 

I thought PA did away with that FFT BS in 2016....

 

Why NJ think they are so special?
Imagine every state doing this.

 

If you pickup or deliver and the mileage is high enough you have to file. They don't enforce like NJ to see if you're registered. But if you pop up on their radar they will go after you.

 

Lot more states than NJ doing it.

 

If more states are pursuing this avenue for revenue (a article I read says they are) I friggin can't get May here quick enough! When my insurance is up I am out! 6 years of hell I never want to remember (I only like the actual flatbed work LOL). I will live the rest of my life genuinely feeling for you carrier/O/O's. I feel like if you can become a successful carrier/O/O then you can friggin do anything so you might as well open the restaurant or shop or whatever you have in mind because it WILL BE WAY LESS aggravation and WAY more gratifying than being a friggin US carrier/O/O. Good friggin riddance!

 

I hear what you're saying, but that's not what I'm reading below. Their site is saying after 2016 they abolished it for most (LLC's) foreign (out of state) entities, except for C corps....

As for Jersey, like CA and NYC, I refuse to go there and I no longer have too.

Capital Stock and Foreign Franchise Taxes

 

I'm a C-Corp so it still applies to me as it does to any entity that is taxed as a corp. If it's just a pass through, then no.

 

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Can i print this out real big and hang in my office? LOL

If you have PA PUC then you are taxed on the intrastate loads, regardless of the entity.