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发表于 2021-8-15 10:02:41
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{"replyTo":"","text":"Listen, I know that you do not like that I called you out on your BS answer. You do not need to get all upset that you are wrong. Many times a spouse, family member, or friend, will dispatch loads from home to the driver O/O. The I.R.S. does not and cannot dispute your claim when the deduction is allowable under their rule set. No one is going to randomly do a ‘ninja-investigation’ and ‘if’ they were to, they would find that a home office also includes other activities from your home such as mailing, trip planning, prospecting new business, and PREPARING TAXES.\n\nSo dude, CHILL yo’!\n\nYou’re wrong and your answer sucked.\n\nIt’s O.k., you will recover from this if you just say ‘oops!’ my bad, and let it go.\n\nA.) There is not a ‘set’ number of hours of use defined.\n\nB.) Tax prep is an ongoing thing.\n\nC.) Succesful Owner Operators also have a Broker Authority or their other half is working as a Freight Broker Agent from that space; at the very least as a dispatch.\n\n“If you conduct business at a location outside of your home, but also use your home substantially and regularly to conduct business, you may qualify for a home office deduction.”\n\nThank you for using my link, to try to break an argument, for which no language of it supports your belief and opinion.","replyToPid":0} |
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