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RE: Full Time RV living as a S Corp/1099 employee
Yep, and those with "experience" on such matters offer "wisdom". Wisdom = knowledge (knowing) + experience (doing).
Thanks for supporting my previous comment and advice sport as I am a former Financial and Tax Accountant of small S and C corporations and registered SEC CFP.
I gave him my advice based on both experience and as a former professional. Cheers to common sense.
Note: I am not a lawyer or paralegal and my advice or comments are not legal advice. Shish.
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NamMedevac 70
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10/25/21 01:32pm |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Full Time RV living as a S Corp/1099 employee
Josh you will have to do your internet research just as I did or use an accountant (recommended) for the laws and rules of each state for doing business or employment there as a resident or non resident.
Some states have already and others are attempting to tax people who are working from home on the internet for companies located in another state than their home or resident state where they are staying/living. They are getting aggressive due to all the remote workers working from home due to Covid 19 according to many recent news reports.
In Nevada if you live continuous for more than 6 months then you must apply for a Nevada drivers license or ID card and this is same for everyone including especially persons working or conducting any type of commercial business in the state. Very short time limit for temporary workers. The work camping forums will also have persons experienced in this topic matter.
And yes some states use the local police and HP to check on out of state plates of RVers if they pull you over for traffic warning or ticket. It did happen to me in Nevada when I had out of state plates on truck and TT. I was not employed or conducting a business so I truthfully told this to the trooper when he ASK THE QUESTION how long I had been in Nevada and if I was working or conducting a business in his state. They are also used as revenuers and it is against the law to lie to a PO.
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NamMedevac 70
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10/25/21 01:16pm |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Coleman Triton stove sucks! Replacement?
I have for years used a single burner propane item that mounts directly on top a 1 lb propane bottle with adjustable flame/heat out put including simmer. Just screw into threads of the bottle and one bottle last a long time for one person. Has a plastic base you place on bottom of bottle to stand upright and steady.
It heats up very fast and will handle a very small skillet or pot and large empty vegetable can that I use for soup sometimes. Great for my short term fishing and camping trips. Cheap and easy to find in stores and on Amazon or Ebay.
I do not remember brand of my unit as it is in store room.
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NamMedevac 70
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10/25/21 12:58pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Full Time RV living as a S Corp/1099 employee
Look up "Enrolled Agent".
Then, avoid internet advice.
He or She has received some very good internet advice from me and others and that is to consult with or stick with his accountant for financial advice, etc. From former registered SEC CFP, Financial and Tax Accountant. Cheers
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NamMedevac 70
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10/24/21 01:56pm |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Opinion on knock-off batteries for laptop...?
I have also had great results using a non OEM battery from Amazon for my now old Acer laptop Vista that I upgraded to Win 10 with zero problems for several years now. Use it as a backup to my new Lenovo laptop I core 7.
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NamMedevac 70
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10/24/21 01:51pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: Buenos Aires Wildlife Refuge
Whenever I camp in remote or some urban areas campgrounds I always prepare for different types of possible safety issues. Common sense says so. It is easy and stress free like having insurance. Possible Issues include weather, access, terrain conditions, critters that may bite, sting, eat or harm you. For example when going into remote BLM lands I carry a shovel, tow rope and two traction devices just in case my 2 or 4 wheel trucks get stuck.
Been camping in Texas and most of western USA since 2001 and only one or two instance of two legged critters threatening me and I ran them off with a bigger. No harm no foul. I had fun all those years sports. Cheers to common sense.
The OP is using common sense in asking his/hers question of mature RVers.
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NamMedevac 70
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10/23/21 08:29pm |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Anybody else have bad issues with RV Value Mart?
Never heard of them until now. Many years ago I used RV trader to find my TT with great results for over 12 years until I sold it for a good price to RV dealer.
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NamMedevac 70
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10/23/21 10:55am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Car Jacking
In 1965 after HS graduation two friends and I drove my Dodge Dart round trip to Acapulco all the way from Central Texas with only a few flat tires and lost hubcaps in Monterey that I bought back next day at Hubcap central in center of the city.
Had great fun on the beach and scuba diving, skiing, etc. and stayed at the Hilton.
Those were the days
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NamMedevac 70
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10/23/21 10:50am |
RVing in Mexico and South America
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RE: Renting your RV
No way Jose. They may take it to the Burning Man festival at Black Rock desert and you will never get that very fine powder sand out of the RV and all the moving parts. Many renters love to abuse other peoples property. You should see some of the apartments at a modern gated rental unit I stayed in South Reno years ago. I now live in older apartment with mostly older renters like me and we have none of that violent BS against property or fellow renters.
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NamMedevac 70
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10/23/21 01:49am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Full Time RV living as a S Corp/1099 employee
Although retired pilot I am also former Financial and Tax accountant that specialized in small business S corporations many years ago. The IRS rules governing S corporations often change and YOUR ACCOUNTANT should be current on all the current requirements. There are pros and cons regarding S Corporations and their passive income pass thru/on methods. As a traveling RVer you may need to be aware of different states regulations and filing requirements for small business operations.
Today there are even many more additional rules, regulations everywhere.
Nevada HP sometimes ask RVers with out of state plates if you are working or conducting any type of commercial business in Nevada. I have now been resident and RVer in Nevada many years. Stick with an accountant. This info may be useful to others. Cheers
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NamMedevac 70
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10/23/21 01:35am |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Gasser guys and gals ...why not a diesel ?
Never needed one as my Dodge Ram 2500 V10 and other Ram 1500 V8 was more than enough. And yes I could easily afford the gas for the V10.
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NamMedevac 70
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10/22/21 01:12am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Wheel Bearings - re-grease?
Almost every year I used a trailer shop to check and adjust TT brakes and re grease the bearings using synthetic grease and never any problems with hard towing in the Rockies and western mountains, deserts of USA.
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NamMedevac 70
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10/22/21 01:10am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Veteran PTSD research project needs a loaner/donated class C
Well what is name of your nonprofit so we can check it out says common sense and a Vietnam Vet U.S. Army medevac pilot 1970.
https://i.imgur.com/Wx4TTIQm.jpg
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NamMedevac 70
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10/21/21 11:39am |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: Pop ups
As a former full timer in TT I am no longer interested in full time topics or big rig BS. Before I bought my TT in 2003 I was a tent camper and still do some truck camping. In 2001 I saw a popup in very gusty winds almost tear away the extended sleeping areas at coastal Texas SP and it was really wipping sideways in the gust so I decided to buy a full enclosed TT. I am still interested in pop ups and camping information and tired of the big rig BS travel forums. Cheers to all the pop up campers out there.
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NamMedevac 70
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10/17/21 08:00pm |
Folding Trailers
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RE: AT&T Mobley has Died. Need replacement Router
So far my Mobley works perfectly in my 3 dodge rams with good reception without transferring the SIM to other devices. Leave well enough alone is my advice to the SMA.
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NamMedevac 70
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10/17/21 07:51pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: Cold weather, generators, and campgrounds
Welcome to the world of "entitlement" and "unprepared".
That is why I rarely camp in campgrounds.
Actually, pretty normal weather, for there, which is why it shuts down this time of year.
In my experience, the more expensive the RV, the ruder people are. YMMV
Well said and especially if they are traveling in groups such as the ones I encountered in SP in southern Oregon and at other locations. They were driving and not from Oregon but a neighboring state and not NV or Wash. On the happy side they had to spend much of their time trouble shooting technical problems with the mobile RV repairman and unable to do any R&R for long time. They can be a real .Cheers to you.
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NamMedevac 70
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10/17/21 12:47pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Which Hitch do I buy?
I have had many years of success hard towing my 28 foot 5000lb R-Vision Trail cruiser in Rockies and western mountains using a Equalizer WDH that is easy to setup with no chains except safety chains of course. Has the square anti sway bars instead of the chains connected to sway bars.
Angle and height of the hitch ball is very adjustable.
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NamMedevac 70
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10/16/21 12:15pm |
Travel Trailers
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RE: delamination issue on side of TT, need suggestions
Some deleted my comment so I will try this again. If your methods do not work then try using white eternal bond tape to cover the small area as I successfully did on a 12 inch cut in sidewall next to lower metal frame from road debris. Covered the hole nicely and no water leaks from wet payment. Tape comes in various widths and pliable and easy to use and last long time and blended in well with my white TT like yours. If desired you can spray paint over it. Tape is made for RV use. Good luck.
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NamMedevac 70
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10/15/21 08:50am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: "All-terrain" step stool??
You could try the orange plastic leveling blocks that most RVers have for leveling the trailer and/or raising the tongue jack higher off the ground. Their sharp edges bite into the ground fairly well. They are of course stackable in varying heights as desired and sold at all RV stores and Walmart, etc. Two stacks side by side may do the job and you may already have some. They use to be cheap to buy but now with roaring inflation
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NamMedevac 70
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10/11/21 12:32pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Dicor self leveling lap sealant caused roof to ripple
Since 2003 I have applied a fresh coat of Dicor liquid roof almost every year to my TT without any issues what so ever and no ripples. My roof is regular roof material and non TPO. Perhaps there is a special product for TPO?????
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NamMedevac 70
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10/11/21 12:22pm |
Travel Trailers
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