Expenses-Get Free Tips On Business Expenses, Living Expenses, FSA Eligible Expenses

readyreceipts asked:

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Bradford Derizzio

SvenDenecken asked:

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Alan

jipn12 asked:


I am suing the company I used to work for in Florida. I currently live in Mass. Can I ask for travel expenses when I file. How do I do that ahead of time. Do I estimate and then bring receipts to court. Airfair, car rental, hotel, meals. Is what I’m thinking.
So should I try at least. My plan is to buy a refundable airline ticket and put that in the initial total $$ losses.
Then I can change the ticket to the exact court date.

Riva Jinright

b asked:


My company pays for expenses I incurred during a trip ( includes meals ). During the trip I had pizza delivered, and forgot to ask for the receipt.

I forgot to take the receipts on a couple of occasions. How can I get expenses like these reimbursed?

Jeremiah Walde

cocovan asked:


I am doing my tax return for 2009, and came across a bunch of dental expense receipts from the year 2008. Can I deduct 2008 dental expenses in my 2009 tax return?

Lesli Workman

R B asked:


This tax season, we’d hoped to deduct expenses for home improvements. But our dishonest contractor took us for a ride last year and we couldnt get our receipts from him.We do have our copies of the cashiers receipts for the amount.. Can we deduct for the money paid out, but the job wasn’t finished?

Dianna Garrido

abukaipr asked:

ABUKAI Expenses eliminates all the cumbersome work associated with creating expense reports including typing data from receipts, categorizing expenses and looking up exchange rates. Step 1. Simply take a picture of each receipt while on the road or in the office. Step 2. Press “Submit” anytime you are ready. You will receive your finished expense report with cost categorization, date, vendor and all the other information already filled in for you. With the standard version available for download, you will receive expense reports via email in Excel and PDF. Download here for your mobile device: abukai.com With a corporate account, ABUKAI can tailor reports to your company’s existing formats and chart of accounts or enable direct submission into an existing corporate expense management system. Request a corporate account here: abukai.com

Renda Paroda

dgitts asked:


I filed my last year (2008) taxes for my personal DBA biz and did not include expenses for the business and now I end up having to owe more than I had accounted for. I want to find out if I call IRS and explained to them that in the course of the biz I incurred business expenses such as gas, supplies, repairs, vehicle maintenance, food and ent., and of course I do not have all my receipts but a bank statement to back my claims, will they accept it and possibly steer clear of an audit?

Jane Boulette

therealdank asked:


Hello,

I am a w2 employee for a company and I just need your advise to see if I am going alittle too overboard on my deductions.

Even though I am a w2 employee and I am using “STANDARD DEDUCTION” I am allowed to write off business expenses that I was not reimbursed for during the work year.

I am going to claim roughly $1200 for my cell phone (all work related and thats a figure of 90% company usage)

About $475 for work clothing
About $600 for laptop and PDA
And about 8500 miles for non commuting miles. E.g Driving to customers houses ETC.

I made roughly $51,000 this year and I am very afraid of getting audited becouse I did not save receipts or logs so I need to know if this figure is too high and might raise a red flag for audit for the IRS. I wanted to go to you guys and ask.

Please advise. Thank you so much!

-Brandon

Jennell Dolder

flambulous asked:


Basically, after my business was officially filed as an LLC but before my business bank account was created, I made some purchases exclusively for business purposes (ie company website). Can I simply write a check from my business account to my personal one? I keep very detailed notes about my expenditures for accounting and have all receipts.
Thanks!

Grover Spanski