I realize April 15th seems like a long way off, but it in not too early
to start thinking about tax deductions and especially in our line of work:
1. Even if you toss your uniform into the washer at home, the
electriicity and water and wear and tear on the washer is tax deductiable
2. Receieve e-mail at home from your supervisior?
A. AOL is tax deductiable
B. Norton Anti-Virus tax deductable
C. Ink for your computer printer
D. Paper for your printer.
3. Black Shoes for work. Shoe polish as well, and even
black socks, black belt, all tax deductiable.
4. Have to travel to the branch office after work?
Mileage is tax deductiable
5. Called on your cell phone by your boss after work.
Cingular, Sprint, T-Mobile monthly charges are
tax deductiable as well as the phone itself.
6. For those of us who work Contract Security and travel from
one site to another, mileage from site to site is a tax write off.
7. Some of us are still in the Stone Age and contacted
with pagers. The battery for the pagers are tax deductiable.
8. Belong to
Yup tax deductable
9. Any trade magazine in our business is tax deductiable, as well
as books from ASIS.
10 Any course at a local college that may have courses on
Homeland Security maybe is tax deductiable.
11. 1st aid courses and EMT courses taught at your local
Fire Deparment maybe a tax deduction if you paid
for these courses.
and to my friend Hotel Security in Canada I am sure you too
have similar laws, but subsriptions to Playboy Magazine is a no-no
I am sure your Prime Minister would take a dim view on that.
to start thinking about tax deductions and especially in our line of work:
1. Even if you toss your uniform into the washer at home, the
electriicity and water and wear and tear on the washer is tax deductiable
2. Receieve e-mail at home from your supervisior?
A. AOL is tax deductiable
B. Norton Anti-Virus tax deductable
C. Ink for your computer printer
D. Paper for your printer.
3. Black Shoes for work. Shoe polish as well, and even
black socks, black belt, all tax deductiable.
4. Have to travel to the branch office after work?
Mileage is tax deductiable
5. Called on your cell phone by your boss after work.
Cingular, Sprint, T-Mobile monthly charges are
tax deductiable as well as the phone itself.
6. For those of us who work Contract Security and travel from
one site to another, mileage from site to site is a tax write off.
7. Some of us are still in the Stone Age and contacted
with pagers. The battery for the pagers are tax deductiable.
8. Belong to
Yup tax deductable
9. Any trade magazine in our business is tax deductiable, as well
as books from ASIS.
10 Any course at a local college that may have courses on
Homeland Security maybe is tax deductiable.
11. 1st aid courses and EMT courses taught at your local
Fire Deparment maybe a tax deduction if you paid
for these courses.
and to my friend Hotel Security in Canada I am sure you too
have similar laws, but subsriptions to Playboy Magazine is a no-no
I am sure your Prime Minister would take a dim view on that.

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