I was checking into what all is involved in being an owner/operator when I stumbled upon a web site called “Rigbooks.” It was very informative. The only part I didn’t understand was under the owner/operator costs and expenses section the author said you only make 5% profit on your gross and the other 95% was expenses. What sense does that make ?
Profit margin for owner/operators
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Rockhauler545, Oct 1, 2018.
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Eight percent is the low end, eleven to twelve is the norm. Fifteen is on the high side.
Five percent is low, very low,DUNE-T Thanks this. -
Assume you are paying yourself a company driver salary, then extra percentage would be profit from the business. But yeah, 5% is low, it should be more than 15 if you have own authority
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Also worth considering is that a lot of the "expenses" of an owner op would be just regular money spending in normal people life.86scotty Thanks this. -
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