{"content":[{"text":"second job site. Therefore, the expenses related to traveling from her office to the job \n site, and from the job site back to her office, now become deductible.","bbox":{"left":0.117686,"top":0.088712,"width":0.763942,"height":0.040843000000000004}},{"text":"After she has returned to her office, she then commutes back home by walking into the \n kitchen. Then she rests after a hard day of work.","bbox":{"left":0.117686,"top":0.17404,"width":0.763961,"height":0.040970000000000006}},{"text":"Mileage and Other Transportation Expenses that Are Deductible","bbox":{"left":0.201993,"top":0.259571,"width":0.595687,"height":0.020863999999999994}},{"text":"Inez drives her car from her office to the courthouse on days when she performs her \n services as a court interpreter. She keeps track of the mileage from her office to the \n courthouse and back again to her office, and she will deduct the IRS standard mileage \n rate (55.5¢ per mile in 2012) for the number of miles she travels. She also keeps track \n of parking expenses, bridge tolls, toll-road fees, etc. and she gets a receipt when \n possible because those amounts are deductible also. Her parking tickets and speeding \n tickets, etc. are not deductible.","bbox":{"left":0.117686,"top":0.292071,"width":0.7649480000000001,"height":0.14115899999999998}},{"text":"Rather than driving, sometimes Inez decides to take the bus, and sometimes when her \n car is in the shop for repairs, she takes a taxi. She keeps a record of those expenses \n also because they are deductible as other transportation expenses.","bbox":{"left":0.117686,"top":0.477715,"width":0.764059,"height":0.06081800000000004}},{"text":"Sometimes after Inez is finished at the courthouse, she drives to the hospital where she \n does interpreting for a few hours. The total mileage Office  Courthouse  Hospital  \n Office is deductible.","bbox":{"left":0.117686,"top":0.583194,"width":0.765048,"height":0.06081800000000004}},{"text":"Inez is careful to stick to business on her route. She knows that if she stops to go to the \n grocery store, pick up the kids, or drive to her boyfriend’s house, doing that could \n invalidate the mileage for the entire trip that day.","bbox":{"left":0.117686,"top":0.688497,"width":0.764298,"height":0.06096999999999997}},{"text":"Standard Mileage Rate vs. Actual Expenses","bbox":{"left":0.297288,"top":0.794066,"width":0.40513699999999997,"height":0.020863999999999994}},{"text":"Inez knows that it is difficult enough to keep track of the deductible mileage that she \n travels. It would be a nightmare to keep track of actual expenses like gas & oil, repairs, \n wear & tear, automobile depreciation, etc. And she has heard that the standard mileage \n rate actually turns out to be a more beneficial deduction that the actual expenses. So \n 2","bbox":{"left":0.117686,"top":0.826566,"width":0.7642490000000001,"height":0.11172199999999999}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}