Tag Archives: travel expenses

Business Deductions

As a businessman, you are probably aware of the many deductions you may have when you file your tax return. You can deduct almost anything you buy for the company as long as it is necessary for the company. The cost must also be sensible. The deductions can really add up for small businesses and […]

Sometimes, you may find yourself having to travel for work purposes. If you are not self-employed, and you work for a company or business, you may incur expenses while traveling. While it is possible to recoup your expenses by taking a tax deduction, you may find it more pertinent to seek reimbursement from your employer. […]

Do you have expenses relating to your job? If so, you may be able to deduct them on your Form 104, Schedule A, Itemized Deductions, when you file your taxes. These deductions are taken as a miscellaneous itemized deduction, and are subject to adjusted gross income limitations. Traveling expenses are generally non-deductible, however some transportation […]

Traveling for Deductions

Some businesses require employees to travel in order to perform their job effectively. Travel expenses can be deducted, provided they are both ordinary and necessary to the job, through Form 2106, Employee Business Expenses, or Form 2106-EZ Unreimbursed Employee Business Expenses, and Form 1040, Schedule A, Itemized Deductions. Travel expenses incurred for personal reasons or […]

Medical expenses can be quite costly, and take a lot of money out of your hands. Instead of deducting your hard earned cash from your wallet, consider taking a deduction of your unreimbursed medical expenses at tax time. Beginning January 1, 2013, you are able to deduct your total medical expenses paid for you, your […]

Often times when people consider itemizing it is for the three big deductions; home mortgage interest, state and local taxes and charitable donations. Although there are numerous more deductions in addition to the big three. These types of deductions are generally considered miscellaneous itemized deductions and are claimable if they exceed 2% of your adjusted […]