I paid $23 to replace my EZ Pass transponder used for business and personal use. Is this expense deductible?
149061
The percentage of business use would be applied to the $23.00 to find the dedcutible portion. If you used it 50% for biz, than $11.50 would be deductible.
534192
Considering that the bandwidth costs me money, how much are you willing to pay?
255625
Call your service provider.  they can tell you exactly how.  They did mine.
423474
That depends on how honest you are. There is a good chance that someone else is being charged for your bill, there are often times screw ups in the wiring and he electrical setup, so if you are an honest person, you should call and find out for sure what is going on.
663442
It could be that the fee is called something else. See, for example, the link below that shows how AT & T describes the fees. Check out the website for your carrier to see if they provide similar information.
254196
Yes. Any expense that is ordinary and necessary for you to run your business is deductible. There are to many to list here. To sum it up if you have to have it to make your business run than it IS a deduction. Also if you do your billing or keep you records in your home you might be able to take a home office. You can take such little thing as sunglasses off. I would not want to be behind a trucker with the sun in their eyes. Good luck.
542012
I would definitely contact my lawyer over this one. As you had moved, there might be a loophole you can slide through with. They do have the right to do this over a service charge, but if you weren't getting your mail, and they had made no attempt to contact you at your new address(assuming you had everything forwarded), there might be a chance of getting out of it. Good luck!
335103
no, you need a new pass
826511
I'm assuming you got 86'd for rules violations (?)\nIf so, the only way is to change your provider: ebay tracks you by your isp.
416132
that is very costly and the equiptment depends on what kind of isp... is it a broadband isp, a dial-up isp? theres lots of stuff anf $ involved..
132368
Mine went up to $49.95.  I called and they lowered the price to $26.00 give or take.\n\nAll in all, not a bad deal in my opinion.
1161446
Not unless it's part of your hardware package from the broadband provider, and if they have a "rental" fee for the router part of it.\n\nSeriously doubt that's your situation though.
9862
Commuting expenses are not deductible for Individual or for businesses per IRS Publication 463  "Commuting expenses.   You cannot deduct the costs of taking a bus, trolley, subway, or taxi, or of driving a car between your home and your main or regular place of work. These costs are personal commuting expenses. You cannot deduct commuting expenses no matter how far your home is from your regular place of work. You cannot deduct commuting expenses even if you work during the commuting trip."
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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/ps133/tsd_products_support_series_home.html\nCisco tends to make all the information on a router available for free.  \n\nThe company that sold it to you also wants to keep the relationship open, so you'll buy through them again.  Your rep probably assumes you'll call some for advice on using the unit, because you bought it through them.
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$974.25\nI forgot about it and got a warrent and it cost me tons!\nNot even speeding- it was "freaking" tags expired!
451541
Yahoo charges tolls now??
221053
Go back to the post office where you purchased it, take your customer receipt with you which is also your stub.  Tell them you sent it to the wrong person and that you would like to put a stop payment on it.  You will need to fill out a Form 6401 and pay a $3 fee.  The sooner you do this the better.