Can I be charged for a load that I did not agree to pick up?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by tamaadams72, Jun 13, 2023.
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Tell them that in light of the circumstances, you think you may be misclassified as a contractor instead of employee and would like to ask the IRS for a ruling. See if that changes their mind.
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If you don't leave like everyone is I suggesting.their going to charge you for that load legal or not ..
Your working illegally anyhow
Just take the truck back do as everyone has suggested and just leave..
If you don't .....well then don't come back on here and tell'n how you got screwed by a bad company
Nobody wants to hear about thenLast edited by a moderator: Jun 13, 2023
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That whole situation just screams scam, tax evasion and IRS issues.RockinChair, Tropsnart, PPLC and 3 others Thank this. -
I've already decided to leave the company. I refuse to be mistreated, threatened, pressured, harassed or degraded. I just wanted to know if it's legal. I was under the impression that It was legal to be classified as an independent contractor and 1099'd as a truck driver. After reading the responses, I see now that it's not legal. I guess I have some learning to do.
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File with your state labor departmentwis bang, Constant Learner, PPLC and 1 other person Thank this.
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