Why truckers should care about the 2026 crypto tax forecast Whether you accept stablecoins for quick settlements, dabble in bitcoin on the side, or reimburse a driver using a crypto card, 2026 could bring meaningful U.S. tax changes that affect how you report income, expenses, and gains. A new bipartisan…
UPS PLANS $89.7B IN 2026 REVENUE, TO CUT UP TO 30,000 JOBS; Q4 TOPS ESTIMATES UPS raised 2026 revenue guidance and said additional job reductions will come largely via attrition, as Q4 sales and EPS beat expectations; the carrier is also retiring its MD-11 fleet and adding Boeing 767s. FEDEX…
Introduction New USDOT registrations cooled during the week of January 19–25, 2026, after two robust early‑January weeks. Using verified filings, this brief analyzes week‑over‑week changes across carriers, brokers, and “other” registrant types, highlights the most active states each day, and connects the patterns to market drivers such as fuel costs,…
Why this matters to trucking businesses Two recent tax developments shape how small carriers, leased-on owner-operators, and medium fleets will plan and file 2025 and 2026 returns. First, Congress made the Qualified Business Income (QBI) deduction permanent as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), signed July 4,…
FMC LAUNCHES PROBE INTO CARRIER CHASSIS RESTRICTIONS, SEEKS TRUCKER INPUT The Federal Maritime Commission opened a nonadjudicatory investigation into reports that ocean carriers are unjustly steering truckers and shippers to designated chassis providers, inviting public comments through March 27, 2026. The outcome could reshape port drayage equipment access and charges…
What’s happening at Harlem Library Owner-operators and fleet managers in New York City can book no-cost, IRS-certified income tax preparation at the New York Public Library’s Harlem Library on four Saturdays in March 2026 (March 7, 14, 21, and 28), from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The program, delivered by…
CONNECTICUT BANS COMMERCIAL VEHICLES ON ALL LIMITED‑ACCESS HIGHWAYS; STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLARED Gov. Ned Lamont prohibited trucks, RVs, tractor‑trailers, tankers and vehicles with trailers from using Connecticut’s limited‑access highways starting noon Sunday, Jan. 25, and declared a statewide emergency as heavy snow and whiteouts moved in. NEW JERSEY SLASHES SPEED…
What’s happening and why it matters to trucking Owner-operators and small fleets in New York City have a low-cost way to get through tax season: Single Stop’s free, IRS-certified income tax preparation sessions at the New York Public Library’s Harlem Library. Appointments run on Saturdays—March 7, 14, 21, and 28,…
FMCSA ISSUES MULTISTATE HOS WAIVER AS WINTER STORM GRIPS MUCH OF THE U.S. A regional emergency declaration effective Jan. 23 grants temporary hours-of-service relief for carriers supporting storm response across dozens of states through Feb. 6. Fleets hauling relief supplies should review coverage and conditions before dispatch. HOUSE PASSES BILL…
Why this DC tax lawyer matters to trucking For owner-operators and fleet finance teams trying to plan capital spending and navigate audits in 2026, few attorneys have a résumé more tuned to the moment than Jeffrey H. Paravano, a Washington, D.C.–based partner at BakerHostetler. With more than 30 years in…
