Tuesday, July 1, 2008

Can I claim the total mileage on my taxes to and from work for a freelance job

Can I claim the total mileage on my taxes to and from work for a freelance job?
It's 36 miles round trip. Can I claim all of that times the number of days I go to work? Thanks for your help.
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Not unless it's a second job or driving is a part of the job
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If this is a second job and you drive from the first one to the second one you can deduct the one-way miles from the first to the second. Otherwise it's not deductible.
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commuting miles which is NEVER deductible is considered the mileage from your home to where you work and you state you go to 'work' as a freelance this is not deductible the mileage for errands, calling on clients and other things would be considered, but not 'work' if you go from one job(your regular job) to the one you freelance, that mileage is deductible



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Saturday, June 28, 2008

What is the most high paying stay-at-home job/how to become a freelance paralegal.

What is the most high paying stay-at-home job/how to become a freelance paralegal.?
Just curious what some of the highest paying at home jobs are. I have my paralegal certificate and would like to know how to start some sort of freelance p/t job from my house. I (shockingly) enjoy paperwork/data organizing...any advice would help.

Law & Legal - 2 Answers
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A few thoughts: One service I've seen being done successfully by a "solo-practitioner" paralegal is corporate services, i.e. acting as the agent for corporations, taking care of corporate filings with the secretary of state (incorporation documents, annual reports, etc.) and various corporate formalities like organizing the minute book and stock certificates, etc. If you have more of a litigation background, there's probably some contract work available from time to time from solo lawyers or firms whose own staff is overburdened by a large case - like reviewing and organizing discovery materials and the like. This would likely not be done out of your home, though.
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Have a look at these freelance job sites. eLance costs money, but they are the largest. I normally use scriptlance. http://www.scriptIance.com http://www.gofreeIance.com http://www.eIance.com




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Tuesday, June 24, 2008

On Craigslist, how do you apply for a FREELANCE job through email

On Craigslist, how do you apply for a FREELANCE job through email?
When applying for freelance (1 time) jobs on Craigslist, do I send my entire resumeĆ¢€”or keep my introduction short and sweet with my work attached as jpegs?? (I am working on an online portfolio, but it is not ready yet.)
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I want to give you an adivse, check first who is the person or company that you are sending your personal information. My girl friend sent her info for a personal assistant job and the guy who contacted her for the job was very weird




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