CVSA updated its 2019-01 – Unified Carrier Registration (UCR) Agreement Inspection Bulletin. The bulletin provides guidance for verifying compliance with the UCR Agreement during a roadside inspection and encourages roadside enforcement…
UCR Enforcement Date Delayed to May 1 En savoir plus
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will be hosting a national webinar on March 25, 2019 for the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) on the federal carbon tax registration system. Under this system, inter-provincial…
The Canadian Trucking Alliance asking Finance Minister Morneau to once again show leadership in supporting the trucking sector by reinvesting the billions of dollars the industry will be paying through…
CTA Ahead of Budget: Carbon Tax Dollars Must Flow Back to Carriers En savoir plus
The Government of Canada last fall announced the list of provinces and territories that will be subject to the federal carbon pricing system. Part 1 of the federal system (the…
Federal Trucking Registry for the Carbon Tax En savoir plus
The Canadian Trucking Alliance’s Driver Inc. campaign is in full swing. It warns and educates drivers and carriers engaged in Driver Inc that Revenue Canada is treating incorporated company drivers…
CRA Reinforces Driver Inc Crackdown; Provides T4A Filing Guidance En savoir plus
Are incorporated drivers ready to file their taxes properly and are certain carriers prepared to start handing out T4As to all drivers and comply with all federal and provincial labour…
CTA Launches Ad Campaigns to Educate, Alert Industry on Driver Inc Enforcement En savoir plus
Today’s Fall Economic Fall Statement delivered an early Christmas present for the Canadian trucking industry in the form of significant accelerated cost allowances for tractor/truck capital — an annual pre-budget…
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) have clarified how they will treat the practice of so-called Driver Inc. by removing any grey area as…
CRA & ESDC Clarify Status of Driver Inc & Enforcement to Trucking Industry En savoir plus
A new California law would hold retailers partly liable for working with port trucking companies that have unpaid judgements related to driver misclassification lawsuits or other related labor violations. The…
Cali Law Holds Retailers Liable for Truck Driver Misclassification En savoir plus
