http://fulltimerver.com/working-on-the-road-what-about-tax-advantages/ Just another WordPress weblog Tue, 6 Jan 2009 13:53:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://fulltimerver.com/working-on-the-road-what-about-tax-advantages/#comment-1359 Colorado camp hosts have plenty to do some of it a bit odd | RV Articles Online - RSS Feed Available Wed, 01 Oct 2008 02:54:41 +0000 http://fulltimerver.com/?p=143#comment-1359 [...] Working on the road: What about tax advantages? In a story in “money.cnn.com” a reader who fancies the fulltime rv lifestyle was concerned about how working on the road as a fulltimer might affect taxes. The reader has a job as a mortgage broker in Florida, a wife, and two children, but can happily with the advent of wireless internet communications take […] [...] […] Working on the road: What about tax advantages? In a story in “money.cnn.com” a reader who fancies the fulltime rv lifestyle was concerned about how working on the road as a fulltimer might affect taxes. The reader has a job as a mortgage broker in Florida, a wife, and two children, but can happily with the advent of wireless internet communications take […] […]

]]> http://fulltimerver.com/working-on-the-road-what-about-tax-advantages/#comment-1331 If all states were this cooperative about driver licenses | RV Articles Online - RSS Feed Available Sat, 06 Sep 2008 09:00:13 +0000 http://fulltimerver.com/?p=143#comment-1331 [...] Working on the road: What about tax advantages? In a story in “money.cnn.com” a reader who fancies the fulltime rv lifestyle was concerned about how working on the road as a fulltimer might affect taxes. The reader has a job as a mortgage broker in Florida, a wife, and two children, but can happily with the advent of wireless internet communications take […] [...] […] Working on the road: What about tax advantages? In a story in “money.cnn.com” a reader who fancies the fulltime rv lifestyle was concerned about how working on the road as a fulltimer might affect taxes. The reader has a job as a mortgage broker in Florida, a wife, and two children, but can happily with the advent of wireless internet communications take […] […]

]]> http://fulltimerver.com/working-on-the-road-what-about-tax-advantages/#comment-1179 Fulltimers Put Togetherness to the Test: Fulltime in a Truck Camper | RV Articles Online - RSS Feed Available Sun, 27 Jul 2008 06:00:26 +0000 http://fulltimerver.com/?p=143#comment-1179 [...] Working on the road: What about tax advantages? In a story in “money.cnn.com” a reader who fancies the fulltime rv lifestyle was concerned about how working on the road as a fulltimer might affect taxes. The reader has a job as a mortgage broker in Florida, a wife, and two children, but can happily with the advent of wireless internet communications take […] [...] […] Working on the road: What about tax advantages? In a story in “money.cnn.com” a reader who fancies the fulltime rv lifestyle was concerned about how working on the road as a fulltimer might affect taxes. The reader has a job as a mortgage broker in Florida, a wife, and two children, but can happily with the advent of wireless internet communications take […] […]

]]> http://fulltimerver.com/working-on-the-road-what-about-tax-advantages/#comment-1017 » YES - $18,000 RV Articles Online - RSS Feed Available: RV Articles Online - RSS Feed Available Sun, 29 Jun 2008 01:59:49 +0000 http://fulltimerver.com/?p=143#comment-1017 [...] Working on the road: What about tax advantages? In a story in “money.cnn.com” a reader who fancies the fulltime rv lifestyle was concerned about how working on the road as a fulltimer might affect taxes. The reader has a job as a mortgage broker in Florida, a wife, and two children, but can happily with the advent of wireless internet communications take […] [...] […] Working on the road: What about tax advantages? In a story in “money.cnn.com” a reader who fancies the fulltime rv lifestyle was concerned about how working on the road as a fulltimer might affect taxes. The reader has a job as a mortgage broker in Florida, a wife, and two children, but can happily with the advent of wireless internet communications take […] […]

]]> http://fulltimerver.com/working-on-the-road-what-about-tax-advantages/#comment-966 selswood Sun, 15 Jun 2008 22:26:41 +0000 http://fulltimerver.com/?p=143#comment-966 jdynan I travel from Miami, FL to Salt Lake City, Utah once a year and all my mileage Or Fuel I can use on my taxes as this is for my Job. You can not use your campground fees to the the next job or your meals. But when you get to the next job then you can use the campground fees on your taxes jdynan
I travel from Miami, FL to Salt Lake City, Utah once a year
and all my mileage Or Fuel I can use on my taxes as this is for my Job. You can not use your campground fees to the the next job or your meals. But when you get to the next job then you can use the campground fees on your taxes

]]> http://fulltimerver.com/working-on-the-road-what-about-tax-advantages/#comment-957 » Full Time RVer Issue 54 RV Articles Online - RSS Feed Available: RV Articles Online - RSS Feed Available Sat, 14 Jun 2008 19:00:58 +0000 http://fulltimerver.com/?p=143#comment-957 [...] Working on the road: What about tax advantages? In a story in “money.cnn.com” a reader who fancies the fulltime rv lifestyle was concerned about how working on the road as a fulltimer might affect taxes. The reader has a job as a mortgage broker in Florida, a wife, and two children, but can happily with the advent of wireless internet communications take […] [...] […] Working on the road: What about tax advantages? In a story in “money.cnn.com” a reader who fancies the fulltime rv lifestyle was concerned about how working on the road as a fulltimer might affect taxes. The reader has a job as a mortgage broker in Florida, a wife, and two children, but can happily with the advent of wireless internet communications take […] […]

]]> http://fulltimerver.com/working-on-the-road-what-about-tax-advantages/#comment-956 jdynan Sat, 14 Jun 2008 13:10:17 +0000 http://fulltimerver.com/?p=143#comment-956 I fulltime traveling around the country selling my software to auto dealers. I have vehicle registration in SD and use that as my legal residence. I no longer have a "domicle" as recognized by the IRS. I would like to know if I can claim my travel expenses - campground fees, motor home fuel, and the like - as I travel from city to city doing business. My tax preparer is very cautious and feels this falls outside the "domicle" rule the IRS uses. Does anyone have any feedback or help for my tax situation. Thanks I fulltime traveling around the country selling my software to auto dealers. I have vehicle registration in SD and use that as my legal residence. I no longer have a “domicle” as recognized by the IRS. I would like to know if I can claim my travel expenses - campground fees, motor home fuel, and the like - as I travel from city to city doing business. My tax preparer is very cautious and feels this falls outside the “domicle” rule the IRS uses. Does anyone have any feedback or help for my tax situation. Thanks

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