2009 Chevrolet Avalanche 1500 Review

Posted In Chevrolet Trucks, Truck Reviews  on October 30, 2009 

2009 Chevrolet Avalanche 1500 Review

Introduction: The 2009 Chevrolet Avalanche 1500  priced at MSRP $35,460 – $46,700 is a well designed Suburban into a pickup. It is quite versatile without losing any feature of the SUV. It offers a perfect blend of comfort and passenger capacity of an SUV with the cargo flexibility like a pick up truck. What’s on offer? The 2009 Chevrolet Avalanche 1500 is well equipped to handle fuel economy concerns and satiates the luxury buyers with options of premium accessories. Silhouette: The 2009 Chevrolet Avalanche 1500 offers a dual personality of a SUV and a Pick up. The front end body styling is quite bold but similar to Chevy’s GMT 900 range. The most distinguishing feature of the Avalanche is its sleeker body styling which emphasizes the smooth roof lines. The wrap around front bumper cover blends well with the body style. It features  [...] 

Review Of 2009 Cadillac Escalade EXT

Posted In Cadillac Trucks, Truck Reviews  on October 30, 2009 

Review Of 2009 Cadillac Escalade EXT

Introduction: The 2009 Cadillac Escalade EXT is priced at MSRP $61,130. The Escalade EXT is the revamped version of the 2007 model. It has picked up many styling cues from its predecessors. This high end sport utility truck offers tough competition to Lincoln Mark LT and Hummer H2 SUT. The Escalade edition also competes with fully loaded pick ups like Toyota Tundra Limited. What’s on offer? The 2009 Cadillac Escalade EXT is equipped with E85 capability and an option of blind zone alert system. Silhouette: The 2009 Cadillac Escalade EXT is nearly 20 inches longer than its predecessor with an approximate length of 222 inches. It has adequate rear storage bed like the compact short box crew cab pick up truck  an approximate 45.5 cubic feet of volume. The second row seats as well as the cab mid gate flip inwards offering an extended cargo space  [...] 

IRS Increase The Per Diem To $59

Posted In Trucking News  on October 30, 2009 

IRS Increase The Per Diem To $59
Related Posts with Thumbnails
-->

Angie Bruskotter, marketing director for ATBS, a Colorado-based owner-operator financial services provider has confirmed today that IRS (Internal Revenue Service ) has increased the per diem amount which the truckers may deduct as expenses for Income Tax calculations. It has been confirmed that the per diem charge to cover food while working on the roads increased to $59 per day. It was initially slated for a $ 52 allowance. It is still permissible for the truckers to deduct 80% while would now result at $47.20 as per the current rate. This deduction helps in lowering your net income. The individual is then taxed at the nett income bracket. For most owners or operators of the truck, it would be 15 % or 25 % at the Federal Level. IRS has clearly mentioned that the per Diem expenses for the first nine months of 2009 will be calculated at $52  [...] 

Continue reading