|
very small and home-based business owner can easily save thousands of dollars in taxes each year! http://www.marketerschoice.com/app/?af=733087 Deductions For Teachers General Information I. COMMUNICATIONS 1. Phone Numbers a. Home b. Work c. Cell 2. E-mail Address II. BANK for DIRECT DEPOSIT a. Routing Number b. Account Number c. Savings_____ or Checking_____
III. FOR E-FILE NEED a. Drivers License Number b. Issued Date c. Expiration Date d. State Issued ===========================
1. Union Dues 2. Licenses & Permits 3. Assoc./Prof. Dues 4. Registration 5. Subscriptions/Publications 6. Fingerprinting 7. Test Fees 8. Other
II. EQUIPMENT
1. Badges/Name Tags 2. Attache/Briefcase 3. Whistle 4. Emblems/Insignia 5. Equipment Repair
6. Home Office A. Desk B. Chair C. Lamp D. Filing Cabinet/Files E. Trash Can/Stapler/Supplies F. Calculator/Clock G. Shredder H. Other
7. Tape Recorder/Batteries/Tapes 8. Flashlight/Bulbs/Batteries 9. Maps/Notebooks/Pens 10. Camera/Film/Processing
11. Computer A. Computer B. Monitor C. Printer D. Scanner E. Digital Camera F. Software G. Cables H. Memory I. Internet
G. Supplies 1.) Paper 2.) Toner 3.) Ink 4.) Other
12. Dry Cleaning 13. Laundry for PE Clothes/smocks,lab coats(detergent/softener/bleach/etc)
14. Safety Equipment A. Rain Gear B. Cold Gear C. Sun Glasses D. Hats E. Gloves F. Tennis Shoes G. Ear Protection H. Mace I. Whistle 15. Presentation / Display A. Equipment B. Supplies
1. Bonds 2. Errors & Omissions 3. Liability 4. Other
1. Tuition 2. Books 3. Supplies 4. Parking Fees 5. Mileage ( ____ miles X ____ days X ____ weeks ) 6. Seminars/Workshops 7. Transcrips 8. Test Fees 9. Transportation Fees (Taxi/Bus/Plane) 10. Hotel/Motel Fees
V. TELEPHONE
1. Phone 2. Cellular (to claim the cost of a cell phone it has to be used 100% for Business.) 3. E-mail address 4. Pager 5. Answering Machine 6. Fax 7. Pay Phone 8. 2nd Line 9. Other
1. Business Cards 2. Postage 3. Photocopying 4. Office Supplies 5. Business Gifts (up to $25 each person) VII. CLASSROOM 1. Supplies 2. Books 3. Equipment (TV, VCR, Radio, Etc.) 4. Party and Decorating Items 5. Food (candy, cakes, pizza, etc.) Note: If homemade cost to make. VIII. EDUCATIONAL TRAVEL This is trips domestic and overseas for Educational Learning such as Spain for dance, art, or history, Washington DC for Political Science or history, South America for science, art, or history, etc. 1. Air Fair 2. Hotel/Motel 3. Transportation (train, bus, taxi, bike, auto rent, etc.) 4. Shuttle to Airport 5. Parking Fees 6. Tips 7. Film 8. Film Processing 9. Entrance Fees 10. Guide Fees NOTE: If more than one trip list each separately.
1. Vehicle Expenses (for each vehicle)
A. General Information 1. Date vehicle placed in service
2. Total miles vehicle driven during the tax year
3. Total miles used for business (not commuting to and from school). Note: This includes miles going to meetings, PTA, school functions, fairs, games, awards, plays,concerts, field trips, etc. Going to pick up supplies,equipment, make copies, to other schools, to students homes, etc. In other words anything related to the job is deductible.
4. Average daily round-trip commuting distance.
5. Do you (or spouse) have another vehicle available for personal use?
6. Parking and toll fees (this includes parking meters).
Note: Substitute teachers can use the mileage going to and from the different schools.
NOTE: Keep a day timer to keep track of your roundtrip mileage and items you purchase for school. If you go to the same places all the time then you can make an index such as:
ITEM NO. PLACE MILES 1 Target 12 2 Art Store 3 3 Savon 7 4 Teachers Store 32
In your day timer all you have to do is list the ITEM NO. in place of writing down the PLACE and MILES. This makes it easy. Clients that have kept a log could not believe how much money they spent on items for school and the number of miles they went.
NOTE: If you see any errors or have other items I omitted please do not hesitate to contact me.
Phone (626) 810-8293 E-mail JJTAXSER1@AOL.COM Fax (928) 437-2796
Thank you John
Notary Public Service Available
|