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Old Mon Jun 23, 2008, 11:41pm
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AP (via Yahoo News) reports the IRS is raising the mileage credit to 58.5 cents for the second half of '08 because of high gas prices.
I didn't know it was raised to 50 cents for this year. I do know Schedule C is awesome.
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Old Tue Jun 24, 2008, 08:57am
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Check with your tax professional. My CPA has me claim my baseball income as "hobby income" with a much lower tax rate than self employment. But when claiming "hobby income" you cannot take deductions. In my situation it works out better. YMMV
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Old Tue Jun 24, 2008, 10:49am
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Check with your tax professional. My CPA has me claim my baseball income as "hobby income" with a much lower tax rate than self employment. But when claiming "hobby income" you cannot take deductions. In my situation it works out better. YMMV
Yeah, tell that Bozo, when they charge "hobby gas prices" I'll accept "hobby income"!
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Old Tue Jun 24, 2008, 12:17pm
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Check with your tax professional. My CPA has me claim my baseball income as "hobby income" with a much lower tax rate than self employment. But when claiming "hobby income" you cannot take deductions. In my situation it works out better. YMMV
YOU might not be able to take deductions from your hobby income based on your situation, but...

If the third sentence of your quote were a T/F question on a tax exam, the correct answer would be "F".
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