Profile For Spaceman Spiff

This is not a 9 to 5 job. This is a "you may drive at any time during a 24 hour clock, but within you 14 hours of starting".

Therefore if you statt at midnight, you may not drive past 2 pm which is the end of your 14 hours. Therefore you have 11 hours to drive between midnight and 2pm. That allows time for bathroom breaks, food and possibly a customer.

Possibly a customer, love it

Man that's great, you did lots of research, studying and asked questions, then proved you worked hard at this with a big win, way to go

Fuel hauling in my area hasn't slowed. If anything we are getting busier thanks to the warmer weather and increased traffic at our beach stores.

We also have some new guys in training and have a couple more about to be hired.

Ditto here in SW Virginia, hiring drivers and getting busier. Expecting things to become very busy in about a month I'm told.

A traveling mailbox is definitely the way to go if you don't plan on physically moving to the state of residence. The comments Listed above gave you pretty solid advice.

Wow red gator in the flesh. Stoked to hear from you.

Wow great attitude. I also find the emojis a legitimate and mature response to constructive criticism.

But keep going in your pursuit, CDL school instructors still need to make a dollar and put bread on the table.

Ok last update: Went through the website and matched contact info given on the form. Used the account number given on form to match information online. Emailed W2 and letter to requested address. Today received an email back that came in two levels of encryption then I had to make an account to view.

Advised the account had been updated to reflect correct filing and that no balance is due.

If anyone else from Prime receives any letter from Missouri Department of Revenue about individual filing request, you have a procedure for handling it now. It would be prudent to repeat verification steps for your own well being and be sure to call the number and speak to someone from the department at least once.

Hope nobody just paid to get it dealt with yet.

Update. A phone call in to the listed office got me in touch with Corey. I explained my confusion and he told me to just submit proof of paid taxes to California and the letter received to the email listed. Sounded exhausted explaining it, perhaps this is a wider issue at the moment.

Am waiting to see if another arrived for my 2020 year of employment as well.

Will update again when I get confirmation in writing that all is well and I keep that 1200 in my pocket.

Everything you all say makes perfect sense. I don't believe I've ever heard anyone on this board or in person at any terminal complain about this similar situation.

I'm especially dumbfounded at the point Turtle makes about training and the temporary address at Campus inn. It's the only thing that makes any shred of sense except my training was in Salt Lake City!

I will update for the board as this goes.

For prospective students, don't read this and get too worried, as stated above this seems to be a one off specific to me.

Just received a notice from the Missouri Department of Revenue with a request for tax return from 2019. I apparently was not aware I had to file a tax return for the state of Missouri (where Prime, Inc. cuts it's checks to employees from).

Three years is a while but I am just generally confused as this was never brought up to me at any point i can remember. Do any other Prime employees (company drivers) pay a separate Missouri tax return each year? I'm looking at $1200 with late fees and interest.

I happened upon this article. I imagine that this fuel hauler is catching some heat.

Diesel offloaded into gasoline tank

I would think this driver is filling out info on Tenstreet at the moment.