INS Fees and IRS.
Jan 29th 2001, 2:20 am
#1
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Hi,
Anybody claimed INS fees as a moving expense? Or is it stretching the boundaries somewhat?
Doug.
Anybody claimed INS fees as a moving expense? Or is it stretching the boundaries somewhat?
Doug.
Jan 29th 2001, 2:46 am
#2
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Hi,
>
> Anybody claimed INS fees as a moving expense? Or is it stretching the boundaries
> somewhat?
>
> Doug.
>
We just ate it.
However, I have seen suggestions for including immigration ( and customs)fees as part of
total expenses to be deducted from 2% of Gross Adjusted Income. One does this in Schedule
A under miscelleneous expenses. One Ref: http://omni.cc.purdue.edu/~alltson/Sabbat.html
Could Immigration fees be "union dues" under Schedule A -- after all we came to join "a
perfect union" according to the preamble to the US constitution ?
>
> Anybody claimed INS fees as a moving expense? Or is it stretching the boundaries
> somewhat?
>
> Doug.
>
We just ate it.
However, I have seen suggestions for including immigration ( and customs)fees as part of
total expenses to be deducted from 2% of Gross Adjusted Income. One does this in Schedule
A under miscelleneous expenses. One Ref: http://omni.cc.purdue.edu/~alltson/Sabbat.html
Could Immigration fees be "union dues" under Schedule A -- after all we came to join "a
perfect union" according to the preamble to the US constitution ?
Jan 29th 2001, 4:09 am
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| In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] wrote:
| Could Immigration fees be "union dues" under Schedule A -- after all we came to join "a
| perfect union" according to the preamble to the US constitution ?
On Thursday I hit a deer. It was a union. Possibly perfect.. Can I claim....
a hood a grill a passenger headlight a turn signal a power steering bottle 2 x power
steering juice a hubcap
$300 should cover it
Grinch now driving a gold escort estate with a green hood and grill and who spent most of
the afternoon with a truck, a chain and a socket set trying to get the hood to lock
| Could Immigration fees be "union dues" under Schedule A -- after all we came to join "a
| perfect union" according to the preamble to the US constitution ?
On Thursday I hit a deer. It was a union. Possibly perfect.. Can I claim....
a hood a grill a passenger headlight a turn signal a power steering bottle 2 x power
steering juice a hubcap
$300 should cover it
Grinch now driving a gold escort estate with a green hood and grill and who spent most of
the afternoon with a truck, a chain and a socket set trying to get the hood to lock
Jan 29th 2001, 1:31 pm
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> | Could Immigration fees be "union dues" under Schedule A -- after all we came to join
> | "a perfect union" according to the preamble to the US constitution ?
>
> On Thursday I hit a deer. It was a union. Possibly perfect..
If only you had mounted it, then you didn't have to hedge like this.
> Can I claim....
>
> a hood a grill
These are component parts of a barbeque equipment; aren't they smart, these
designers at Ford ?
> a passenger headlight a turn signal a power steering bottle 2 x power steering juice
> a hubcap
>
> $300 should cover it
mmm...when you subtract the $2.00/pound barbeque meat ( and owl-chow) you may come out
even --or more appropriately -- flat.
> Grinch now driving a gold escort estate with a green hood and grill and who spent most
> of the afternoon with a truck, a chain and a socket set trying to get the hood to lock
> | "a perfect union" according to the preamble to the US constitution ?
>
> On Thursday I hit a deer. It was a union. Possibly perfect..
If only you had mounted it, then you didn't have to hedge like this.
> Can I claim....
>
> a hood a grill
These are component parts of a barbeque equipment; aren't they smart, these
designers at Ford ?
> a passenger headlight a turn signal a power steering bottle 2 x power steering juice
> a hubcap
>
> $300 should cover it
mmm...when you subtract the $2.00/pound barbeque meat ( and owl-chow) you may come out
even --or more appropriately -- flat.
> Grinch now driving a gold escort estate with a green hood and grill and who spent most
> of the afternoon with a truck, a chain and a socket set trying to get the hood to lock
