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SVTPerformance's Chain of Restaurants
Road Side Pub
The Chow Hall
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<blockquote data-quote="NEp8ntballer" data-source="post: 14872540" data-attributes="member: 137316"><p>they don't move or pay to move vehicles on CONUS moves. If you're married the best you can do is PCS mileage for two vehicles. You'd be best to figure out how much they're paying you for gas and then you can deduct the difference in fuel costs from your taxes. You might also be able to get them to pay for the trailer rental or at least be able to call it a moving expense so you don't get boned as hard when they figure out how much 'profit' you make and then tax at 33%.</p><p></p><p>I moved at the beginning of 2014 and hauled about 1k pounds of stuff with my truck along with my 93 SHO using my own trailer. The ONLY thing they were able to remove from my taxable profits were the weight tickets even though my PCS mileage fell well short of covering my fuel expenses. I went from an incentive of over 1k to only getting 750ish after taxes. However, if you rent something they can deduct all of your fuel expenses. Figure that one out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NEp8ntballer, post: 14872540, member: 137316"] they don't move or pay to move vehicles on CONUS moves. If you're married the best you can do is PCS mileage for two vehicles. You'd be best to figure out how much they're paying you for gas and then you can deduct the difference in fuel costs from your taxes. You might also be able to get them to pay for the trailer rental or at least be able to call it a moving expense so you don't get boned as hard when they figure out how much 'profit' you make and then tax at 33%. I moved at the beginning of 2014 and hauled about 1k pounds of stuff with my truck along with my 93 SHO using my own trailer. The ONLY thing they were able to remove from my taxable profits were the weight tickets even though my PCS mileage fell well short of covering my fuel expenses. I went from an incentive of over 1k to only getting 750ish after taxes. However, if you rent something they can deduct all of your fuel expenses. Figure that one out. [/QUOTE]
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