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Originally Posted by insatty
All of the deductions referred to are reported on Schedule C, on which you will also report all of your officiating income. If you keep good records like I do regarding your deductions, you will probably have a net loss that will reduce your adjusted gross income. If you have too many losses over the years, you risk the IRS recharacterizing your officiating "business" as a hobby and disallowing any loss.
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I have been a football official for 7 years and have never come close to having a "loss" in income. How do you offset so many game fees? I deduct dues (state and local), uniform and equipment costs etc. The IRS raising the mileage to $.485 per mile did help but I also paid more for fuel to drive to the games. I have read about others reporting losses on other boards but have not found out why or how.
By the way when are taxes due?