How THIS can get your tax money back! (the ultimate refund)
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- Опубліковано 14 кві 2024
- Aside from business and personal income taxes, I pay a crazy amount of tax throughout the year the is specific to all my different motor vehicles, and that tax goes into the operating budget of the state Department Of Transportation. And just like every other business or organization out there, the state needs vendors to provide services to it as well. So when I get called to tow state owned vehicles, even though I have to perform a service and work for it, it's nice to be able to see some of those tax dollars I spend come back to me.
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Casey, you have the best rig, and you explain everything so well. But, don't ever say "these ones" these mean ones, just say "these". Other that that I totally enjoy your videos! I look forward to your next one.
These ones are the comments that annoy me..
These ones' are the one's that are of the best ones :)
From one of the best best!
Casey, U've gots two have have da best best rig to dodo what U dodo, hopes i did not not annoys U too too much. Thanks for the pin.
LOL. Though I hear this and technically agree, I am not a linguist.
"it's called get out and F@#king work for it" love it.
"everything's legal for a price" damn right
That's what that wealthy Hollywood dude Jeffrey Epstein thought. So, either he didn't pay enough fees, or the logic of "everything's legal for a price" may be flawed?
7:49 "It's all legal for a price" Well said! 🤑
You didn't show hooking back up the safety chain now everybody thinks you left it dragging behind😂
People need to stop thinking 😎
Ha ha, I looked. You can see in a later shot as he's walking that the chain is hooked back up.
😂😂😂
You mean he didn't leave it dragging? :0
@@squiggyg.8415 "Smart phones" do all the thinking for people now days.
There is only one reason why I liked this clip. Congratulate that talented announcer at the end for a job well done .
She put a smile on my face. \
The more I watch you, the more I just love the way you tell us how things work and why you do things.... I really like what your doing.... KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.....
i totally agree and feel the same way
I got a Turbotax ad before this video
That means my comment about saying tax so many times to make the AI think it’s a video about taxes and shift the audience it markets the video to worked perfectly! 😂😂
Same
cool, now all you have to do is buy a truck, put a Zacklift on it and start getting tax money back!
I got a bunch of them yesterday, hours after I used a competing product to complete my filings.
That was a proud dad moment at the end there, Casey! She's so precious!
Take it from a girl dad: eventually they grow up to be teenagers.
A girl dad's revenge is when they have daughters of their own who are just like them. Muah-hahahaha!
Maybe her talent at the end of each video? Then as she grows older update her announcement each year.
Good humor goes a long way. Being able to get some of your tax money back from the government is a good thing.
Actually don't care about the tax stuff..
Just enjoy seeing you do what you do.
Your explanation of the How, What, Where, and Why is icing on the cake.
State worker?
Not "icing", it's misleading, it's political rhetoric (USA has had a sovereign fiat currency since 1971!).
Nixon screwed it up.
Pure genius!😂 Technically in a roundabout way “hook” bait! 🤣👍
Wow! The Tax Man just loves you.
Right? That's an OUTRAGEOUS amount of tax, and it just makes me angry how much tax our government wastes, and steals from everyone, and is still borrowing more money pushing us further in debt! 😳 Taxation is THEFT!
@@wesman7837I bet you need velcro shoes. Laces seem too challenging for your equipment
I liked how you talked about taxes, but kept us all calm, by staging this next to the gorgeous Oregon scenery, leaving us distracted instead of mad about the tax man!
"There's a program for that, get out there and work!" 🤣🤘
Everyone hates taxes but putting an adorable little sweetheart at the end made listening to something about taxes worth it. Thanks for sharing.
Casey, you have the BEST comment section!!! Absolutely love videos like “these ones”!
It's a beautiful spring day on the east coast too! As for taxes on businesses, government has gone crazy figuring out all the ways to extract money from us. Some are important and some are over-kill. People "complain" about the cost of goods and services but are totally in the dark about the cost of doing business. Business owners are hit with numerous hidden costs. In your case, I think the mileage fees are absurd.
Oh, governments all over are thinking about taxing cars for mileage every year too. The craziest one I heard was one mayor we had, was going to tax us for rain, according to our roof and driveway area, before she was booted out. Most of our roofs drain onto our lawns but I guess she thought it all went into the storm sewers.
Right? 25 cents a mile is fu€|
Just waiting for them to tax the air we breath 🙄
Everyone hates tax season. We all think all they do is take take take. We get nothing in return. But what we always forget is we have the best military in the world. And keeping that military up and ready at a drop of a dime require lots of training and continuing training. To make sure those who want to harm this nation stay their azs over across the pond. What we should be fighting is the fact that they are trying to take what we earn away from us. That is Social Security. Someone of us had to deal with some sitty azz people just to make a living.
Yeah, but state governments are trying to figure out ways to impose mileage taxes, and they have been since hybrids hit the roads and they're no longer making bank on gasoline taxes.
In fact, it was Oregon, ironically enough, that started trying to impose those taxes, back in the day. Oregon and Washington states, with the most "greenies" per square inch, taxing people for doing what the environazis have said they should do - drive ostensibly greener vehicles.
Okay, now you are really playing dirty when you bring out the cute kid on us!!! 🙂 It doesn't matter though to me; I've seen that cute kid on several other videos because I am a subscriber! I watch any and everything (almost) you post; I don't care how you title it! Thanks for taking the time do make these and sharing them with us!
Thanks for sharing your thinking. Glad the truck was left by the creek/river. I enjoyed the peak of it while you filmed at the side of the road.
I'm very impressed you could explain all those numbers and math, WHILE you were driving that massive truck down mountain roads towing another massive truck. And doing all that in a way to bump your UA-cam income. I suspect you may be one of the smartest people on UA-cam.
Well done Casey! You are not only a very hardworking man, but smart, frugal, and a mathematician!! Thanks buddy. Be safe!
Some folks may disagree with you about a lot of things, but no one can disagree about the irresistibly cute kid!
This info is also a must know for new folks thinking they’re gonna make a whole lotta money in trucking. Add the taxes to the extremely high insurance rates and you’ll soon figure out that you’re usually gonna make way more money feeding folks apple pie at macdonalds than you will owning a truck. Especially the first few years while you develop a customer base.
provided the franchise owner has multiple locations to be able to afford CA's new minnimum wage.... Here in the SF Bay Area several fast food restaurants have closed due to rents going up and the payroll taking their profit margin.
I enjoyed this one - it gives a much better understanding of WHY heavy rescue rigs are expensive to call upon. Being the owner of a 21,000lb Diesel Pusher RV, this knowledge is a powerful tool in the case I ever need to call for help with my rig on the road. So far I've been super lucky and never needed any assistance, but knowledge is a good thing!! Plus I just like watching your videos, and who doesn't love a surprise clip of Riley!
Good morning from Syracuse,Indiana..!!! Ugh on taxes… double ugh. Little bit of tax money I would get back always went to the x that never saved to pay on his. Now I spend it on enjoying the scenery.
I have a brother in Gary. Thank God he is moving back to Minnesota. But when I drive to pick him up for a road trip I always hate the fact that the roads in Illinois and Indiana around the Chicago area is always packed with cars and trucks. It cost money to sit in traffic for 30 minutes at a time.
I googled how to commit legal tax fraud and got suggested this video, thanks Casey going to go get my CDL now :P
This video is an excellent example of why your channel has become one of my favorites. :)
I like this kind of information. People do not realize what it takes to run a business. Keep up the good work. Driving the trucks is the easy part.
Well played Casey, well played. I never understand why some people seem to think creators just take videos randomly and throw them on youtube whenever. Of course there is strategy behind it.
Love your videos. Variety is always good in your videos. "click bait". "Never said I was good at this". Thanks for sharing.
Most UA-cam channels seem to be a magnet for the "Eddie The Experts" out there who will tell you everything that you do wrong, in their opinion anyway. The fun part for the rest of it is seeing how you so "sweetly" set them right. I may not understand everything you say at the moment you say it, but I know from experience that you will enlighten me somewhere else in your video. Keep up the good work Sir.
I do like you videos. My very first job at 16 was working for a tow and wrecking yard in California.
What i also like is the transparency you have on how you get paid by UA-cam. I don't think any of the other several dozen channels that I am subscribed to subscribed to do that.
Kudos to you, Casey!
Never a better true statement of if you pay it can be legal
In Minnesota, Towing companies can purchase annual "towing" permits for $300 bucks. That one permit covers their entire company fleet of trucks, regardless of how many trucks they own. It allows "tow trucks to transport disabled vehicles to repair facilities. The tow truck can be ANY weight, any length, day or night, in any weather condition". (not sure of the exact quote but this gives you an idea what the permit allows) Of course around here most larger towing companies also haul heavy equipment for construction companies and rental companies.... and "transporting construction equipment to and from job sites" is NOT the same as "transporting disabled vehicles to a repair facilities" so we as drivers need to pay close attention to our weights when hauling equipment..... but when we're towing trucks, we really don't have much to worry about. We also have "emergency vehicle exemption". If we are called by any law enforcement agency to perform work, we are considered an emergency vehicle, (no, we cant run red/blue lights and sirens like Ron Prat) and then we are exempt from pretty much all commercial vehicle rules and laws.
You forgot that the city of Minneapolis want their own permit you will need to tow within the city. I used to make a lot of money going to auction all around the twin cities. People always need jump starts, tire inflation, and a tow.
@@mrfunnylookinhayes9088 No, I didn't really "forget" about the city of Minneapolis, I just didn't mention it because it had nothing to do with the point I was trying to make. lolol. One city's regulations in the entire state doesn't affect most people. However, I will say they require even more than just a permit if you're actually towing FOR the city. I did snow emergency and street sweeping tows for the city of Minneapolis in the mid 1990's and they also required TRAA driver certification, finger printing, and criminal background checks. This was the mid 1990's. Background checks may be somewhat normal today to work for some motor clubs, but in the 1990's, background checks were unheard of in the towing business. At least around here, anyway. None of the towing companies I have worked for since we did Minneapolis city towing have bothered with the city towing permit. We're not based in that city so we don't care about their permits. If we need to pickup a customers car in that city, we just go get it. Period. In fact, I suspect that permit is only for companies who do private property impounds (parking lot tows) IN the city of Minneapolis, which we never have. That city is irrelevant to me, and to most people who don't live or work there.
@@SlipFitGarage Minnesota Tow truck drivers represent!
Wisco is similar. None of this per mile crap.
We hate Casey cause he makes great informative videos, thank you.
Well said Casey 👏.
Most people don't realize how much trucks cost to operate per mile, month, year..
Dang, Casey. Gaming the algorithm to push the content to a wider audience. Great job! Maybe I can help. “Tax, taxes, taxed, taxonomy, taxidermy.” We’re here to help. 😀
It’s funny, it’s such a simple process but Casey does such a great job with commentary every time it’s easy to watch and listen. You forgot to mention the truck and the Lift and all the attachments are a write off too .
Casey you’re a genius for putting all that in perspective !!
Casey, trolling the algorithms 😂🤣
Also, I love the content, and thanks for sharing all those cool details about the job!
Your ongoing commentary is great!
I could hear the engine difference listening through my headphones. Cool tip.
I went to Texas for the eclipse and caught myself looking at every heavy rescue vehicle to see if anyone else was using a ZackLift. I didn’t see any. I’m enjoying yours though.
Sone videos (including this one) just make me smile more than others
That fan trick is ingenuous! I'm going to have to wire my pickups fan for pulling the camper through the Colorado mountains. Thanks!
Oh that's a great idea! Wiring a fan to manually be able to lock up the clutch is a great idea!💡 👏 👌 👍
That's a new one for me. Delighted you demonstrated it. I would have said "no way".
I knew that your statement was coming, but man did it still catch me off guard.
Always a good idea to double check your weight gages with some good sense and additional scales.
Thanks for the video, I usually learn something and always enjoy watching!
Very educational and strategic!
Excellent business model as usual.
HEY! Good morning Casey and thumbs UP!!!
🐿squeak...actually squeaky and creaky...fell down ROLLER SKATING!(can you believe it, maybe shouldn't do it at my age) due to a kiddo in my way....now have a basketball sized knee and gorgeous colors...sigh, I'll live....
@@JanelleVocate-Ames Oh NO!! I hope that it is only a bruise and nothing more then that Janelle. Try to take it easy and make sure to ice it to help with the swelling. Big hugs to you!
@@richardthomas1743 yeppers, lots of ice and arnica for bruising and lots of time, hopefully I'll be okay...i'll let ya know😘
@@JanelleVocate-Ames You better let me know! LOL !
That was some great Financial and Tax advice!! Thanks Casey!
You know, Casey, I have enjoyed you explaining all aspects of your work - I really appreciate it - have a blessed day : D
This video was viewed over 2000 times from when I started to when I made this comment. Thank you for the information about costs of doing business and the benefits of UA-cam
Nice job!!! Keep up the fine work and great content!!
Love your logic and strategy, sir. Well done - once again!
Nicely done Casey !!
I have really been enjoying you explaining things in more detail. Thank you as always for your great content. You and The Outdoor Gear review channels are my favorite.
...ok Casey....the ending made it worth while to go thru this myriad of numbers and taxes.....what a cutie-pie!.... 🙂
Thank you, Casey, I really enjoy both your recovery jobs and your personality. Keep up the good work.
Well getting some of your TAX money back is always a good thing Casey! And this job was not too TAXING on you. And absolutely if Riley wants everybody to like and subscribe then we will happily do so! LOL............ Thanks Casey and thumbs UP! Have an awesome day everybody!!
I appreciated the tax info. Stuff the rest of us don't even think about. What a lot of paperwork. Thanks for being willing to go to all the trouble. Then there is insurance. Keep on truckin.
With all those taxes, no wonder it's practically impossible to find a pot hole on the major roads.
I got to see that pretty scenery and the covered bridge twice last week.
I had a delivery in Springfield and reloaded in Prineville.
This was a very educational and clever video young man. Thank you for the education on vehicle's taxes.
McKenzie River! The non-burned portion!
Realy good idea. You are a genius man Casey. Long life and god bless you and your family
So Wise , Thank You for the explenation of the taxes, operating costs and other expenses. Sadly there are to many people that do not understand ALL of the costs of having a buisiness
Casey in my opinion you are a good teacher and I enjoy learning new stuff. It is very smart to pay to play and save a lot of hassle
Keep up the Strategy, but don't overdue it :). Love your Videos and the work your do.
I have been a faithful watcher of yours for about two years now I think it’s been that long but anyway, I like every single video you put out even the shorts
I like the way you try to work the UA-cam financials, which is why I am commenting on this tax video.
Casey, you are quite a numbers guy! You are one step ahead of your critics! 😅 Thanks for sharing! 😊
Front Load garbage (pete 3/520) we would use the manual fan on high speed hills. In the wet the trucks are sketchy to drive with the transmission brakes on so the engine fan was a huge help. Braking is not a garbage trucks strong suit....
Walterville turns to Coburg without missing a beat. Nice editing touch.
Hey Casey,
Ya gotta use every tool at your disposal when you have a business that deals in the big bucks.
knowing how to do that is the key.
Way to go.
P.S.
How much fun is it going to be ten years from now viewing Rilies little snippets !
Hopefully by then, she will be on the payroll as an official spokesperson or even an equipment operator for Cascade Enterprises.
When I was in graduate school, to help pay the bills, I drove commercial charter motor coach (yes a bus, similar to Greyhound but completely different.). As part of the pre trip inspection I had to make sure, even though except in Maryland and Utah, we were not required to stop at the weigh station (Things my have changed in the last 30 years) that the IFTA sticker was current. And...I had to record every single mile in every single state I drove in, regardless if I purchased fuel there or not (For instance, nearly 35 years later, I can tell you for a fact that I-70 between Ohio and PA through West Virginia is exactly 14 miles. Washington D.C. was a fun one to report...D.C. straddles Maryland and Virginia and it is not it's own taxing district. Since the coaches I drove only had the hub--o-meters and not a dash odometer, and since D.C. is not delineated as to exactly where it is...I just made crap up. (I apologize to the office staff.) I am quite sure that the office made crap up as well and all applicable taxes were paid (we had about 120 coaches).
Good job, Casey! I really like your explanations and thoughtful commentary. Keep it up!
"Instructions unclear" spilt my milk on tax forms. 🤣
As always, you explain everything you are doing and the expense of towing
Great video
Excellent job. and your assistant is the cutest!
Yet another Casey video that is unique and informative.
Videos like this are exactly why you're my favorite UA-cam channel!
It’s all about the strategy Casey. And. Damn. Taxes. Taxes taxes…………. That just about makes it discouraging to attempt to start a small business. Keep it up man. The weather looks amazing up there….
It's been said that businesses fail due to mismanagement. I think a bigger issue is all the rules, regulations, taxes and the tons of paperwork relating to operating a business with employess that if not followed, will lead to hefty fines and failure. It's not easy.
Great video and explanation!
Casey, you are one of the nicest, honest, down to earth guys I know. Always enjoy watching your channel. The cute girl at the end is just icing on the cake!
Thanks for starting the video at that gorgeous location. I love covered bridges. Had to pause the video and rewind then pause again to get a better look at it. Wish you would have stopped there if it was possible. Great video made even better by Riley's ending.
As a CPA, you got my attention - LOL But, all kidding aside, I'de love to talk to you about the taxation of heavy commercial vehicles. This country really does work on the back of trucks and their drivers.
Casey you've earned yourself a new follower from kenya. Good work. I like watching your videos.
You win the Internet today, Casey good job! Clever trickery at its finest! Lol
Great tutorial on trucking dynamics. Also hope you Triple Charge the State to recover all their thefts of your Time and "Permit" Expenses.
-- Another great video!
thumbs up, great video, like hearing the behind the scenes
I love you Casey, and you content is great, Thank you. God Bless you and yours
You shou have to pay a tax for those wheel spikes!
I didn't watch the whole video but I like the punchline to the tax return joke f****** priceless
Casey, you're wrong! I had both of my tax refunds by mid-February. Taxes were the last thing on my mind when I watched this. I just wanted to see more trucks!
Casey, you sir are a legend and i enjoy every bit of your videos
Casey, my wife has no interest in towing or recoveries, but she thinks you're great (she calls you her Cutie-Patootie) and loves her some Casey-isms. When I hear a good one I'll call her into the room to share it with her. The "Get out and [bleep] work for it" had her laughing bigtime. Great video, man!
A very informative video as usual Casey, and if I was not already a subscriber your beautiful daughter Riley certainly would have won me over. My twin girls are going to be 11 on the 24th. It passes so fast it’s like lightning. May you have a blessed and safe April.😊
The amount of money we have to give government for absolutely nothing in return is pretty infuriating.