The NYS DMV (New York State Department Of Motor Vehicles) has announced a convenient way to allow CDL drivers to renew their CDL licenses by mail. CDL drivers whose licenses expired, or will be expiring from 01/01/2020 to 9/30/2020, will be receiving their renewal notice in the mail with instructions that lists any documentation thatRead more

Please be aware that carriers with IRP/Apportioned Plates must travel outside of New York (or whatever the base state of registration is)  in order for IRP to renew your fleet. If you have only been travelling within your base state, you will need to provide the IRP with an out of state contract or somethingRead more

Back in March, FMCSA issued its first time ever, federal Hours-Of-Service waiver. It’s been announced that this unique waiver will be active for at-least six months. ★ By the way! If you or someone you know owns/starting a Trucking and/or Passenger company and needs help with their DOT and or DMV Regulations, we are inRead more

Initially scheduled for May 2020, Roadcheck was postponed due to COVID-19 and is set to premiere in September 9th-11th. What is Roadcheck? • Roadcheck is a 3 day event where CVSA-Certified Inspectors educate motor carriers on the importance of vehicle and driver safety. •  1.4 Million inspections have taken place since Roadcheck started in 1988.Read more

The FBI is on the hunt for a Vicious cybercriminal who is pretending to be the Small Business Administration Covid-19 loan relief program. But in fact, they are not the real organization and are sending out phishing emails to trick Small Businesses into giving their money to them. The emails contain a malicious link toRead more

The deadline for filing this year is August 31st 2020. We’ve been told by 2290TAX that anyone that files on the last seven days of August, is likely to get an automatically generated letter from the IRS stating they are late in filing. They will then get another letter about three weeks later with a retraction.Read more

What is the Federal Excise Tax? The Federal Excise tax was a way to help fund military vehicles back in the early 1900’s by taxing Heavy trucks with 3%. It’s still around to this day and has grown to 12%. The tax adds an additional 22,000 dollars to the price of a new truck andRead more