Read a previous thread and The TAx Book 8-13 and 8-14 and still confused. Have a client who is a local constable. No pay for this job, but does receive small fee for delivering citations or such. Think $15 per and said total was around 200 for the year. Yet he has lots of expenses, including mileage because he drives his own car. Not sure where I'm suppose to put these expenses. Is it Sch A business expenses. Because of the fee he receives does it go somewhere else?
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Taxes after all are the dues that we pay for the privileges of membership in an organized society. - FDRComment
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He could also be a fee-based official. If that is the case, the deduction goes on Line 24 of the 1040 (after filling out Form 2106).
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Read a previous thread and The TAx Book 8-13 and 8-14 and still confused. Have a client who is a local constable. No pay for this job, but does receive small fee for delivering citations or such. Think $15 per and said total was around 200 for the year. Yet he has lots of expenses, including mileage because he drives his own car. Not sure where I'm suppose to put these expenses. Is it Sch A business expenses. Because of the fee he receives does it go somewhere else?
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