Posted by Tom in TN on October 23, 2010 at 15:52:07 from (4.152.159.222):
In Reply to: Horse hauling posted by Devin Sparks on October 23, 2010 at 15:17:50:
Devin,
I"ve never looked into this kind of business, so obviously, my advice does not carry a whole lot of weight.
Having said that though, I would think that you would have to:
1. Obtain a business license since you"ll be working off your farm for pay
2. Obtain serious insurance since you"ll be hauling for hire.
3. Have written agreements with anyone you haul for specifying the limit of your liability in case the animal injures itself (or dies) while in your custody
4. Have liability insurance in case someone is injured loading or unloading the horses
5. Maintain careful records so you can accurately report your income for income tax purposes.
Or, you could just haul horses and forget the details.
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