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Tennesseahawk · 07-28-2007, 11:12 PM

The way I understand the rule is: If I'm not at home, off duty on my log book, it's a write-off. Business is business, whether you're under load or waiting for a load.

As far as driving to the property you own and waiting there... If it's a business move to put you in a better position and it's not your home, it's deductable. This is just my opinion and the way I operate.

Maybe Frank Katz can clarify this.

-Vampire Super Slooth Trucker!!!

07-28-2007, 11:12 PM	#2 (permalink)
Tennesseahawk Moderator Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Dearborn Hts, Michigan. Rating: Posts: 3,993	RE: Reposition milage The way I understand the rule is: If I'm not at home, off duty on my log book, it's a write-off. Business is business, whether you're under load or waiting for a load. As far as driving to the property you own and waiting there... If it's a business move to put you in a better position and it's not your home, it's deductable. This is just my opinion and the way I operate. Maybe Frank Katz can clarify this. -Vampire Super Slooth Trucker!!! __________________ In order to become a liberal, you must first nurture your state of 'mine'.