Independent route owners face unique financial challenges, and relying on a general accountant can lead to costly mistakes. From choosing the right business structure to maximizing deductions, specialized tax guidance makes all the difference. At DSA, we understand the distribution industry inside and out, helping operators file correctly, stay compliant, and plan strategically for long-term success.

Running your own route means juggling driving, sales, and business management, but too many route owners overlook their taxes. From missed deductions to filing mistakes, here are five signs you might be overpaying and how DSA Tax & Bookkeeping can help.

Stepping into route ownership is exciting—but it comes with financial pitfalls that catch many new owners off guard. From missed tax deadlines to overlooked business setup steps, these early missteps can cost thousands. In this post, DSA Tax & Bookkeeping breaks down the three most common mistakes new route owners make—and how to avoid them.

Independent operators often lose money at tax time — not because of carelessness, but because of common, avoidable mistakes. In this post, we break down the 3 most costly tax missteps route owners make and share simple steps to stay ahead and protect your profits.

Thinking about forming an LLC or S Corp? Incorporating your business can protect your personal assets, reduce your tax burden, and boost your professional credibility. This guide breaks down the key differences between LLCs and S Corporations to help you choose the structure that fits your goals.

Most companies only turn to temp drivers in a pinch—but smart managers use them to stay ahead. Discover how temporary staffing can help you scale smarter, prevent burnout, and build flexibility into your distribution strategy.