Charlie lives in California, was an employee and recently became unemployed. To improve his chances for finding
Question:
Charlie lives in California, was an employee and recently became unemployed. To improve his chances for finding a new job in the same occupation, he traveled to New York for several interviews, bringing along two of his friends. Charlie was not required to bring his two friends. He stays in New York for two days. His expenses were:
Plane fare for Charlie $460
Plane fare for Charlie’s friends $950
Taxis (same regardless of #) $40
Meals (Charlie’s only) $100
Lodging (all stayed in same room) $350
What is the maximum business deduction on his California tax return for the expenses associated with the trip (assume his tax preparation fees already exceeded 2% of his AGI)? No dollar sign needed.
Operations Management Creating Value Along the Supply Chain
ISBN: 978-0470525906
7th Edition
Authors: Roberta S. Russell, Bernard W. Taylor