[Hidden-tech] home office deduction question

[Rich Roth]

Thanks Tom for starting an interesting thread,
I want to add that there are actually two options on how to list an home office on taxes - 
Schedule C and Schedule A - technically Schedule C
is not a 'home office' just another business deduction for office expenses.

That said I think it's time to draw a close to this and echo what a few others have said 
-- time to check with a tax accountant - note I said TAX accountant.
Although this might be part of an interesting topic for a HT panel (in the fall)

Rich/Webmaster

On 4/30/2012 9:28 PM, Tom Adams ~ Reelife Productions & Folktography wrote:
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> wow. I must say, in the ten years or so (really?)...that I've been a part of 
> hidden-tech, that I have never seen so many completely different answers to the same 
> question. Hmm, now to decide which one is correct :)
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> Thanks all for your input. I'll be checking the facts on the IRS page and hopefully be 
> able to decipher the whole thing. It's definitely not cut and dry, so to whoever said 
> that it was a simple answer, you may want to also further investigate. cheers.
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> Regards,
> Tom Adams, Director/Owner/
> Reelife Productions . Folktography by Tom (& everything else) 
> <http://web.me.com/ReelifeProductions/site/Tom_Adams_Links.html>
> 413.575.9707 . Williamsburg, MA
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