Profit and loss
What came in, everything that went out — the carrier’s deductions, driver pay, and your own bills — and what is left.
WHAT IS LEFT
$15.40
1.5 ¢ of every dollar the carrier paid you.
The statement
What the carrier paid you $1,040.40
What the carrier took back out −$1,025.00
Left after the settlement $15.40
Driver pay $0.00
What is left $15.40
Money in is counted on the day the carrier's payment landed. Driver pay is counted on the day the load shipped, because that is when it was earned — so a month can show a load's pay before the settlement that covers it arrives. Load by load lines the two up.
No receipts entered for this span, so the only costs above are the carrier's deductions and driver pay. The truck payment, repairs, plates and insurance go in what you spent.