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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;aussiejosh, post: 12096376, member: 32680&quot;]If your serious about this, personally I would hire a certified accountant to do a risk assessment it will be well worth the money spent, as it will be a lot more costlier if this business venture goes south for you. Bottom line is you&#039;ve got to work out what your left with after all expenses are deducted this is your take home pay. If its only going to be a few hundred dollars extra compared to just being a company driver I would not even bother going through with it, sure you won&#039;t have a boss to answer to as you&#039;ll now be your own boss but that&#039;s about the only advantage. You will in&nbsp; fact have more worries, as you have to make sure everything is covered by insurance, if you have a break down your responsible for organizing repairs you need to have money in reserve to pay for it which again is something an accountant could help you with. Again I would not even attempt to go O/O unless you have a reserve of cash on hand, so prepare for the worse case scenario if that happens can I cope and recover and continue to drive? If yes then go ahead with the O/O venture, if no then avoid this option at all costs. Bottom line is it is ultimately your decision, just don&#039;t let emotions rule your thinking as they say &quot;when emotions are high logic is low&quot;&nbsp; what may appear like some kind of great deal on paper may in fact be a very bad risk. So really focus on doing your due diligence on this deal. All the best future O/O. <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie6" alt=":cool:" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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