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2 vehicles required for work purposes

I have a car and truck that i use for work purposes. The car was appraised at $500 and truck at $1000. I use the car regularly to save on gas. But require the truck in the winter months to access areas which i cannot get with my car . How would this work if it says you can only keep one if required for work?

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One Response to “2 vehicles required for work purposes”

A licensed trustee said...

I suspect you will be required to pay your trustee an amount equal to the value of the second vehicle in order for you to be able to keep it. I realize that you’re using the second vehicle to save on gas, but you don’t actually need both vehicles to do the job and therefore you’ll likely have to pay for one of them if you want to keep them both.