Don Fischer wrote: I live 35mi from the nearest town of any size. Only go to town when it is necessary but when I did I bought something for my dog training business. Did my personal business, got something to do with the dogs and wrote off the mileage.
garyrhook wrote:
Don Fischer wrote: I live 35mi from the nearest town of any size. Only go to town when it is necessary but when I did I bought something for my dog training business. Did my personal business, got something to do with the dogs and wrote off the mileage.
Our tax code is a tragedy insofar as this is allowed. Only the portion of the trip that was relevant to your business should be deductible.
Then again, this would just be the tip of the iceberg when discussing the flaws in the US tax code. There are so many other bigger problems that need fixing.
In my humble opinion. Back to the original program...
Workshop-wise: base your decision on the subject matter and the qualifications of the instructor(s). You couldn't go wrong with a PPA week, or a Photographer's Week at Creative Live (which just happened, and won't occur again until next year).
Missy J wrote: The genesis of the Ebola epidemic is out of Africa and doesn't seem to be 100% contained, so unfortunately, that is one country I would love to go too, that I would 100% NOT go to now.
effron wrote: Travelling isn't the issue, its the nitwits that are letting infected people into this country......
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