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Another tax question

Discussion in 'Journalism topics only' started by Shaggy, Feb 3, 2008.

  1. GBNF

    GBNF Well-Known Member

    For someone not making a ton of money, what are the odds he (umm....I?) get audited?

    I want to claim some of this stuff, but no chance I have most of the receipts...

    Then what?
     
  2. OnTheRiver

    OnTheRiver Active Member

    They're actually rather low.

    Our former office manager was an accountant for years. She said 95-99 percent of all the audits she encountered were people claiming home office expenses and too much meals/entertainment stuff.

    Still, don't fuck with the IRS.
     
  3. GBNF

    GBNF Well-Known Member

    Would anyone on here be an incredible friend and post "everything" we might be able to deduct?

    I have zero tax/money knowledge, and I did a bunch of freelance this year that I would rather not have to deal with...

    Or, would anyone be OK if I PMed them about it?
     
  4. MU_was_not_so_hard

    MU_was_not_so_hard Active Member

    Make sure you don't forget about Internet, cell phone (if your company doesn't pay for it), mileage (if your company pays you 30 cents a mile -- you can still write off the difference from the federal rate), etc.
    I just got off the phone with my accountant three minutes ago, and he also told me I can write off a portion of my cable as long as I have the sports stations.
    We use a lot of personal shit to do our jobs, and there's no reason we shouldn't be able to write off a lot of it.
     
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