is wireless access a taxable benefit?
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If you are using this for a business purpose and can justify that to the IRS, and your employer does not reimburse this expense, then yes, you may deduct it, subject to the 2% floor (2% of your adjusted gross income)for miscellaneous itemized deductions.
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take labor cost, router cost, cable cost, maintenance service cost into accout. \n\nDowntown Toronto is covered by WLAN now.
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You need an ISP (Internet Service Provider) to access the internet.  If you want to set up a wireless network in your house, you just have to pay for the equipment.  there is no extra charge for running wireless.  However, some ISPs offer wirless equipemt for rent and that will increase your monthly ISP charges.  If you want cellular wireless card, that's completly different and is quite pricey, especially if you want unlimited usage.
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here are some: PC's, internet conection, small network... do you want to provide wireless service for customers that have their own laptops?? are u gonna serve food, drinks?? r u gonna charge for usage time? may need some software to check that...
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If you buy a muni within your state, it is normally Federal and State tax free. Look at www.lebenthal.com for lots of information about munis.
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yes, often it gets taxed before it hits you...and then gets taxed again. NOKIA is probably a favorite example here in the US...widely held, widely known.\n\nYou will be offered the chance to claim the foreign tax paid as a deduction or as a credit. A credit will be worth more to your bottom line. There is a line item on your taxes that will ask SPECIFICALLY if you paid any foreign tax. THAT is where your entry goes. Good luck.
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Many wireless connections may be available around your area. There are cybercafes, libraries, and WiFi connections. Many of these you have to pay for. There just is no free wireless connection around for free. I recomend Qwest DSL with MSN Premium...
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No.  Insurance claims and reimbursements are not taxable.  It's like a court decision (unless it's for backwages).
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You would have to pay.  Contact Sprint, Verison or other Cell phone company about their options, costs and coverage. (Free wireless service from homes along the route would never work)\n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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You can purchase something to extend the distance of your wireless network.
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Yes and no. If you want to connect to the internet, and do not have a wireless card, and a wireless signal available to it, Yes.\n\nIf you have a wireless card, and a signal is available, then No.
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I dont know if you mean wi-fi, or actually wireless go anywhere and use the internet on your laptop.  Wi-Fi must be within range of the signal being broadcast.  But Verizon does offer wireless internet access for $59 a month.  Its high speed and works like a cell phone.
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you could get someone elses service if they had a wireless internet connection and keep it unlocked and if you have a wifi adapter. That is the only legal way that I can think of.
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yah sure if you want to access the mobiles / notebooks / PDA wirelessly
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First, it depends on which state you live in.\n\nThere are a variety of taxes that phone (and other utilities) like to pass down, especially excise taxes.  I would plan to pay anywhere from 10% to 15% in taxes.
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I couldn't find a national list.  I wanted to say, no state ALLOWS tax on anything.  They REQUIRE collecting tax on certain items/services.  "Allow" implies an option.
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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.