Q: I recently lost my job. Am I able to deduct my travel or vehicle expenses while I job search A: First off, I am sorry to hear about your situation. Job search can be a stressful, but hopefully some...
Traveling to job interviews. Dry-cleaning your best suit. Printing resumes on quality paper. Working with a job search coach. If you engaged in any job search activities in 2016, you may be able to deduct the related expenses from your...
Q: I lost my job over the summer. Do I need to report anything differently on my taxes this year? A: I’m sorry to hear about your loss of employment this year. Losing a job can really set you back...
Whether you’re currently out of work or gainfully employed but want to seek other employment opportunities, if you decide to start looking for a new job this summer, the tax code can help. Here are five quick facts about deducting...
Congratulations, you’ve made it to adulthood. You are part of the workforce, the producers, the people who make this country tick. But with membership to this club comes greater financial responsibility. Instead of crumbling under that responsibility, take steps to conquer.
Are you looking for a job this summer? If so, you know that the costs of job hunting can get pricey. The good news is that you might be able to deduct some of your summer job search expenses on your taxes.
Finding tax deductions that you qualify for is vital if you want to legally minimize your tax obligations. Depending on your circumstances, one sort of tax deduction that you may want to take is regarding your summer job search.
Are you looking for a summer job? If so, some of your expenses might be tax deductible, providing you a way to save money come tax time. Our tips are framed as searching for a “summer job” but they apply to any job search in any season.
In today’s networked world, the Web is changing the meaning of work for many individuals. Rather than working one full-time job, people are increasingly earning their incomes from many small jobs. Tiny jobs enable workers to monetize skills that might not have generated income in the past. We examine the rise of the tiny job economy below.
Whether you’re moving up the corporate ladder, changing careers altogether, or struggling through the reality of being laid off, it’s wise to understand how changes to your employment situation can affect your taxes.
Q: I recently lost my job. Am I able to deduct my travel or vehicle expenses while I job search A: First off, I am sorry to hear about your situation. Job search can be a stressful, but hopefully some... 
