We at Invensis have offered tailored accounting and bookkeeping business solutions for truck drivers and trucking companies. Our experts understand the unique challenges that truckers face, including managing fuel costs, vehicle maintenance, and fluctuating revenues. This helped us streamline these financial tasks, ensuring accurate tracking of income, expenses, and compliance with tax regulations.
Our team is built with professionals experienced in handling the intricacies of trucking company finances. We use the latest trucking accounting software integrated with a trucking management software program to track mileage, fuel consumption, route optimization, and more. All our team members is skilled at optimizing cash flow, offering regular financial reporting, and staying ahead of tax deadlines so you can avoid costly penalties.
We prefer financial accuracy in every report we deliver to our clients. To achieve this, we implement a robust review process that includes thorough checks and balances. We provide various reports to understand the financial health of your trucking business, including profit and loss (P&L) statements, cash flow forecasts, and balance sheets. Our customized solutions also facilitate expense tracking related to fuel purchases, repairs, and driver wages, enabling you to make informed decisions.
As an experienced provider of accounting and bookkeeping services for trucking businesses, we assist them in achieving financial management in the following ways:
- Keeping track of your transportation revenue, expenses such as (fuel purchases, meals, lodging, auto washing, tolls & parking, vehicle maintenance, repairs, etc., and cash flow to help you monitor the financial health of your trucking business.
- Staying current with your tax obligations, such as fuel taxes, highway use taxes, Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT), and International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) filings, to avoid penalties and fines.
- Managing accounts payable efficiently by processing vendor invoices, fuel bills, and maintenance costs in a streamlined system, ensuring timely payments and avoiding penalties for late or missed payments.
- Handling driver settlements through automated payroll systems, calculating pay based on mileage, hours, and per diem rates to ensure accurate compensation while reducing payroll processing time.
- Tracking fleet depreciation using asset management tools to account for the wear and tear of trucks, allowing for precise financial reporting and tax deductions based on depreciation schedules.
- Recording freight billing and receivables by automating invoicing for freight services, tracking payments, and monitoring outstanding receivables to ensure cash flow remains steady and payments are received promptly.
- Conducting regular audits of financial statements to identify discrepancies, ensuring compliance with IRS regulations while fostering accountability in financial practices.