Private Investigators and Trainees are paying $2.80 cents a gallon as of April 20, 2011 in southern border states

[Patricia Monroe]

"Private Investigators and Trainees are paying $2.80 cents a gallon as of April 20, 2011 in southern border states"

That's right. Just across any of the border towns in Mexico they can pay $2.80 a gallon for either unleaded or diesel. That's $1.00 OFF the pump price in the USA.

Otherwise, private investigators who incorporate themselves through the International Private Investigators Union can set up a corporate Visa Check Card to be used at any gasoline station in the USA. The end of the year average cost can range from 76 cents OFF the pump price (or $2.74 gallon) to as much as $1.90 OFF the pump price (or $1.75 gallon) because of the method the VISA is set up to save taxes.

How much is a gallon of gasoline costing you today?

[John DaSilva]

Hello Patricia,
Could you please elaborate on the corporate Visa check card. How does it work with taxes? Do you set up some type
of account for this card?
Thanks in advance for any information.

[John Sanderson]

Hello Patricia,
Could you please elaborate on the corporate Visa check card. How does it work with taxes? Do you set up some type
of account for this card?
Thanks in advance for any information.

John,

You would open a corporate account for your agency, use the corporate debit/credit card to purchase gasoline and claim the purchases as 'business expenses'. Doing this, you get a tax deduction which results in the savings Ms. Monroe is talking about.

By incorporating with the IPIU you get access to the Corporate Owner's Forum, which tells you all of the over 300 tax exemptions and expenses you can report at tax time to get 'discounts' on your corporate taxes.

I hope this helps.