mcavoy33
Seasoned Expediter
I've decided that I'm ready to make the jump into ownership. I'm going to buy a cargo van, maybe even two. However, I've also decided I am not going to quit my driving job, I am going to hire someone to drive my van.
The reasons are two fold, I don't want to give up the sprinter and it doesn't make sense for me to buy one yet. More importantly, I want to diversify. I don't want to put all my eggs in one basket. If my van breaks down, I am still earning an income from driving someone else's van. I've seen enough breakdowns to realize that they are real and you need to plan for them.
But I'm curious, what tax implications will arise doing it this way, any suggestions on structure to minimize tax implications?
Currently I claimed a bunch of deductions and I'm having a minimal amout of tax being withheld off of my paycheck.
The reasons are two fold, I don't want to give up the sprinter and it doesn't make sense for me to buy one yet. More importantly, I want to diversify. I don't want to put all my eggs in one basket. If my van breaks down, I am still earning an income from driving someone else's van. I've seen enough breakdowns to realize that they are real and you need to plan for them.
But I'm curious, what tax implications will arise doing it this way, any suggestions on structure to minimize tax implications?
Currently I claimed a bunch of deductions and I'm having a minimal amout of tax being withheld off of my paycheck.