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Posted by Numbers Afficionado on September 25, 2007, 3:15 pm
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Suppose that I work at a company which allows me to work from home. I
must, however, buy some IT infrastructure, among other things. Also,
I must pay the utility bills, electricity, etc. to be able to work
from home.
How much can I deduct for my taxes given this? Do I deduct my
electricity, cable internet, hardware that I bought, and heat/cooling
bills? All these things directly helped me in my work.
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Posted by d. on September 25, 2007, 4:44 am
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>Suppose that I work at a company which allows me to work from home. I
>must, however, buy some IT infrastructure, among other things. Also,
>I must pay the utility bills, electricity, etc. to be able to work
>from home.
>
>How much can I deduct for my taxes given this? Do I deduct my
>electricity, cable internet, hardware that I bought, and heat/cooling
>bills? All these things directly helped me in my work.
>
http://www.irs.gov/publications/p587/ar02.html
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Posted by Lawyerkill on September 25, 2007, 3:24 pm
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> Suppose that I work at a company which allows me to work from home. I
> must, however, buy some IT infrastructure, among other things. Also,
> I must pay the utility bills, electricity, etc. to be able to work
> from home.
>
> How much can I deduct for my taxes given this? Do I deduct my
> electricity, cable internet, hardware that I bought, and heat/cooling
> bills? All these things directly helped me in my work.
Deduct everything, put your dog down as a dependent too. See you in
cell block 17.
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Posted by ynotssor on September 25, 2007, 3:48 pm
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> Deduct everything, put your dog down as a dependent too. See you in
> cell block 17.
Almost sounds like a Motel 6 advertisement: "... and we'll keep the toilet
seat warm for ya."
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Posted by ynotssor on September 25, 2007, 3:38 pm
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> Suppose that I work at a company which allows me to work from home. I
> must, however, buy some IT infrastructure, among other things. Also,
> I must pay the utility bills, electricity, etc. to be able to work
> from home.
>
> How much can I deduct for my taxes given this? Do I deduct my
> electricity, cable internet, hardware that I bought, and heat/cooling
> bills? All these things directly helped me in my work.
Why are you asking in Usenet? See
http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=108138,00.html
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