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For an independent contractor working at an agency, is mileage deduction available for the following kinds of trips: 1. Offsite training required by the agency. 2. Offsite training related to the trade recommended but not required by the agency. 3. Meetings of the local trade group. Thanks.
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Head od Household - Can't claim dependent

If a person otherwise qualifies as Head of Household, but can't claim dependent children because the divorce decree says the ex-spouse gets to claim them, does that person still get to file as head of household, even though no dependents will be listed on the return?
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Tax Levy on Bank Account...

This gets rather confusing. Back in 1992 I did not file my taxes. Back then I was living in New York City. Our friends at the IRS noticed it hit me with an audit and I ended up owing a bunch of money. I paid it -- as if I had a choice.
Since then I moved to upstate New York and from there down to Georgia. Yesterday while checking my accounts online I noticed my account balance was suddenly zero and that there was a tax levy placed on my account. I checked with my bank and they said that it was a tax levy placed on my account from New York State: the IRS had told New York about my audit/reassessment. Apparently New York State had been sending notices to find New York City address, in which I had not lived in over 15 years.

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The Tax Refusal - Dealing with the Dieoff

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Home Office Deduction Many people whose small businesses qualify them for a home office deduction are afraid to take it because they've heard it will trigger an audit. But this deduction is no longer a red flag for an IRS audit. These tips can help you determine if you qualify to take the deduction--and rest easy when...

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Mileage deductibility question For an independent contractor working at an agency, is mileage deduction
available for the following kinds of trips:
1. Offsite training required by the agency.
2. Offsite training related to the trade recommended but not required by
the agency.
3. Meetings of the local trade group.
Thanks.

Work and Business Taxes

Tax Tips for Married Business Owners When married couples run unincorporated small businesses, they can really get nailed by the federal self-employment tax (SE tax). In fact, these small-business owners often face SE tax bills that exceed their federal income tax bills.

Home and Family Taxes

A letter from the IRS? Don't be alarmed Don't be alarmed. More than 130 million households will get letters from the Internal Revenue Service beginning next week and it's good news, not bad.

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AP - More than 3 million people will have to wait until February to get their tax refunds because of Congress' late fix to the alternative minimum tax, the IRS said Thursday.
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