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Prime Inc. sues IRS to recover $11M in reefer fuel taxes Original

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By Matt Cole Verified
| Overdrive Verified
Prime Inc. (CCJ Top 250, No. 15) is suing the Internal Revenue Service for more than $11 million that the carrier claims it is owed in tax refunds for diesel fuel purchased for off-highway, nontaxable business use. The company, which owns more than 13,000 trailers according to CCJ Top 250 data, said in its lawsuit that the IRS has denied a claim for refunds of diesel fuel taxes from fuel used to power the fleet’s refrigeration units on trailers for the period of March 31, 2018, through Dec.
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Congressional Hispanic Caucus calls Trump's non-domiciled CDL ban a 'xenophobic abuse of power'

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By Matt Cole Verified
| Overdrive Verified
Two groups of lawmakers recently voiced their opposition to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s non-domiciled CDL rule. Both the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) of 25 House Democrats and a delegation of 21 California Senators and Representatives have called on FMCSA to rescind the rule. The CHC filed an amicus brief in Rivera Lujan v.
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FMCSA to update English language proficiency OOS rule

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By Alex Lockie Verified, Matt Cole Verified, Todd Dills Verified
| Overdrive Verified
Almost exactly one year after President Donald Trump's executive order mandating English language proficiency as an out-of-service condition, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has advanced an update to the rule.
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