easy way to do fuel tax
#3
10-15-2007, 02:43 PM
Originally Posted by BanditsCousin
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#6
10-15-2007, 04:39 PM
What is fuel tax? AH,nevermind,I know what it is. Calculate is eazy. I count how many times I fart and if I fart more than I drive I will use more fuel and pay less tax,yes? :lol:
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#7
10-15-2007, 08:23 PM
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Re: easy way to do fuel tax
Originally Posted by ripp_jr
yes what does everybody use to do there fuel tax
THEN....I stomp around the house pissed off all day cursing at what a pain in the ass this is. I actually do it in steps. I get out my log book and write on a piece of paper that I delivered from point A to point B. I do this for every load I hauled. Then I get into Maps and Streets and get directions for each load and see the route I took. Then I get out my truck stop directory then put down all the miles for each road I took in each state. I do this for every load then add up all the miles for every state. Then I look at the starting mileage from my house to when I got home and any extra I just add here and there. Then I get shit faced and take a nap.
#8
10-15-2007, 10:38 PM
Steve, get a small notebook or a small tape recorder and each time you cross a state line write it down. Keep each trip seperate in a packet or envelope. When you have time log it into a computer file.
When I was a company driver we had to keep track of the miles in each state, and that's how I did it, just do it as you go.
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10-15-2007, 11:50 PM
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Originally Posted by RostyC
Steve, get a small notebook or a small tape recorder and each time you cross a state line write it down. Keep each trip seperate in a packet or envelope. When you have time log it into a computer file.
When I was a company driver we had to keep track of the miles in each state, and that's how I did it, just do it as you go. I'll just keep crabbing.
#10
10-16-2007, 04:51 AM
Originally Posted by SteveBooth
Originally Posted by RostyC
Steve, get a small notebook or a small tape recorder and each time you cross a state line write it down. Keep each trip seperate in a packet or envelope. When you have time log it into a computer file.
When I was a company driver we had to keep track of the miles in each state, and that's how I did it, just do it as you go. I'll just keep crabbing. Problem solved! now I can nap. |
