Transportation Industry Adjusts to New Tax Laws Surrounding Per Diems
Effective in 2018, new tax laws were put in place regarding the treatment of per diems for company drivers and owner-operators within the transportation
IRS Clarifies Freight Brokerage Will Qualify for 20% Qualified Business Income Deduction
The Internal Revenue Service issued proposed regulations on August 8, 2018 related to the new Section 199A Deduction, also known as the Qualified Business
One-Year Extension of the Alternative Fuel Excise Tax Credit for 2017
This article was in collaboration with Keith Donnelly. The Alternative Fuel Credit is a refund of federal excise taxes that many companies in the transportation
Postcard from the Next Generation of Transportation
Stephanie Levine also contributed to this article. We recently attended an interesting event at the Heinz History Center hosted by the Post-Gazette and
Can Your Company Benefit From Grant Funding for Fleet or Equipment Repower or Replacement?
Our Transportation and Logistics Industry Group is closely monitoring the progress of the Environmental Mitigation Trust that was created as a result of
Beer Run - The First Commercial Delivery by a Self-Driving Truck
On October 20, 2016, a self-driving tractor-trailer traveled 120 miles down a Colorado highway and made a delivery of 51,744 cans of Budweiser beer. This
Welcome to 2017 from Pennsylvania - Driving Just Got More Expensive
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania raised the wholesale motor fuels tax on gasoline by 8 cents on January 1, 2017. They have also increased the tax on diesel
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