EIN (Federal Tax ID)
We file Form SS-4 with the IRS so your new entity has a federal employer identification number ready for banking, taxes, and authority applications.
Permits & Registration
Starting or running a trucking business means juggling FMCSA, IRS, and state regulators all at once. We're a one-stop shop for every permit, registration, and filing — from USDOT to 2290 — so you can focus on freight, not forms.
Starting from scratch
From the day you decide to start, we handle the foundational filings so your business exists on paper before your first load.
We file Form SS-4 with the IRS so your new entity has a federal employer identification number ready for banking, taxes, and authority applications.
LLC, S-Corp, or C-Corp — we'll set up the right structure with your Secretary of State, draft articles, and file the formation documents.
State and local business licenses required for trucking operations, including DBA filings where applicable.
Fuel, tax & registration
IRP, IFTA, and HVUT keep your trucks moving legally — and we file every quarter so you don't have to.
International Registration Plan apportioned license plates for vehicles operating in two or more jurisdictions. We file your initial IRP and handle renewals.
International Fuel Tax Agreement registration plus quarterly tax filings. We track your jurisdictional miles and gallons and file on your behalf.
Annual federal HVUT for trucks 55,000 lbs and over. We file with the IRS and get you the Schedule 1 stamped copy needed for your IRP registration.
Specialty & compliance
Oversize loads, hazmat, audits — the work that takes hours of research to figure out yourself.
State-by-state oversize and overweight permits for loads that exceed legal limits. Single-trip or annual permits, escort vehicle coordination if needed.
Hazardous materials authority, hazmat registration with PHMSA, and driver endorsement support including TSA threat assessments.
Need to operate in a state where you don't hold IRP or IFTA? We pull trip permits and fuel permits on demand to keep loads moving.
Every new motor carrier gets a safety audit within their first 18 months. We help you prepare the records, policies, and electronic logging device (ELD) compliance you'll need to pass.
Tell us what you need filed and we'll put together a customized plan to get your trucking business rolling.