Picking my own freight baby! My journey to & of being on Schneider choice, the Adventure & Numbers!

Yeah I get that and understood what he said.
Real averaging would be 3in 2out.
2in .80out would be what I said.

 

Jack to be fair, the first post above, you asked about central/south Florida, and dead heading out, then posted available company jobs, then told @freightwipper to check out Jacksonville zip code ic offers, while all along you've been offered an ic position from where ever you really live.

Now I know there are ic offers on the website for I-10 and above, but the choice program has been so successful they were hand picking candidates with great driving history, along with the SNI preferred domicile area. I know everybody in my orientation was from Texas, and one Charlotte driver. @Scott72 is new also and he is from the upper Midwest.

If you really live in south Florida like me, and are offered an ic position, congrats and welcome, because you're the first one in a long while. But this whole confusing series of posts you made make you seem weird and argumentive.

Ps You are able to request screenshots of the board if would like to view the Florida freight.

 

Well, I just got a load going 1,050 miles paying me $2568.81. If I do my math right and carry the 1, add the 3's together, and divide by oh frack it, that comes out to $2.45/mile. Load picks up in NC and delivers in LA

Actually, a basica LLC is treated on your federal tax return as a sole proprietor, you can elect to be treated as a Sub Chapter S for tax purposes which means you would need to pay yourself a reasonable salary as a W2 employee. There is no C-corp option for an LLC unless you are doing an entity conversation from an LLC to a C-Corp. Which in my opinion doesn't make any sense at all unless you are a wanting to go public or get outside investors. LLC's aren't the easiest for outside investors to give shares of your company to, that's the benefit of a C-Corp structure.

 

Sad but true sometimes. It gives me time to catch up on paperwork and reading a few books At least I get paid well for sitting.

 

I will respectfully disagree. The information I have states that as an LLC you will be taxed as a sole proprietor automatically cause the IRS doesn't recognize an LLC. But you can elect to be taxed as a c-corp. I'm not trying to argue with you just stating the facts that I have. I even have the forms to use to elect such filling status.

 

I thought you went under your own authority?

 

go to the midwest and stay there.......consistent, abundant, and friendly

 

If everyone keeps telling people to go to the Midwest it will become over run with IC's and the consistent, abundant and friendly will no longer exist.