How to Do Bookkeeping for Your Car Hauling Business (Without an Accountant)

Stop Losing Money From Bad Bookkeeping

Get your car hauling business organized in a weekend — without hiring an accountant.

This $24.99 guide walks you step-by-step through everything you need to track your finances, stay ready for tax season, and keep more of your hard-earned money.

Bookkeeping doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. If you’re an owner-operator or fleet owner hauling cars across the country, you don’t have time to mess with spreadsheets and receipts. You just need a simple system that works.
This eBook gives you exactly that.

What You’ll Learn:

• How to set up your books the right way — even if you’ve never done it before
• What expenses you should be tracking (and what you can write off)
• How to log your fuel, maintenance, and mileage like a CFO
• What to do each week to stay on top of your numbers (in just 30 minutes)
• How to get ready for tax season without scrambling
• How to spot where your money’s going — and how to keep more of it

What’s Included:

• The full eBook: How to Do Bookkeeping for Your Car Hauling Business (Without an Accountant)
• A plug-and-play spreadsheet system for tracking income and expenses
• Maintenance and mileage log templates
• A fuel log designed for car haulers
• A tax prep checklist
• A weekly bookkeeping routine (that takes less than 30 minutes)

Why It’s Only $24.99:

Most bookkeepers charge $300/month or more — but not everyone’s ready for that.
This guide gives you the same structure they use, so you can stay in control and save cash.

Who It’s For:

• Owner-operators tired of feeling unorganized or unprepared for taxes
• Fleet owners who want better visibility into their numbers
• Anyone who wants to keep more money in their business and cut stress

About the Author:

I’m Walter Earnest, founder of Earnest United. I help trucking and logistics business owners take control of their bookkeeping and maximize profit. This guide was written specifically for car haulers based on everything I’ve seen work in the real world.