{"content":[{"text":"翻 Certified by \n John Matthews ATA in \n JohnMatthews.us Japanese > English \n jwmatt@yahoo.com 訳 Translation \n since 1989 \n Business 101 for Translators & Interpreters \n How Do I Qualify to Deduct Mileage Expenses?","bbox":{"left":0.138275,"top":0.09976,"width":0.72281,"height":0.199766}},{"text":"by John Matthews, MBA & CT \n 2013","bbox":{"left":0.620899,"top":0.343775,"width":0.26169600000000004,"height":0.03824300000000003}},{"text":"Deducting mileage expenses is probably more significant for Inez the Interpreter than it \n is for Terri the Translator because Inez travels to the job site almost every day, while \n Terri works at home and only occasionally drives to business meetings.","bbox":{"left":0.117686,"top":0.3962,"width":0.764278,"height":0.060968999999999995}},{"text":"General Concept according to IRS Publications 463 and 587","bbox":{"left":0.221601,"top":0.50173,"width":0.556873,"height":0.020863999999999994}},{"text":"1.","bbox":{"left":0.117686,"top":0.534255,"width":0.016430999999999987,"height":0.020818000000000003}},{"text":"Mileage expenses are expenses related to traveling from your office to another job \n site. \n Traveling from your home to the office is considered “commuting.” Commuting \n expenses are never deductible. \n Therefore, it essential for Inez to qualify for a Home Office deduction in order to \n deduct mileage and other transportation expenses from her home office to a job site \n like the court, hospital or attorney’s office to perform her interpreting work. \n You can refer to the information on the Home Office deduction in the MICATA \n Monitor December 2012 edition on the MICATA website at www.micata.org .","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.534255,"width":0.735392,"height":0.18112099999999998}},{"text":"2.","bbox":{"left":0.117686,"top":0.574407,"width":0.016430999999999987,"height":0.020818000000000003}},{"text":"3.","bbox":{"left":0.117686,"top":0.614407,"width":0.016430999999999987,"height":0.020818000000000003}},{"text":"4.","bbox":{"left":0.117686,"top":0.674558,"width":0.016430999999999987,"height":0.020818000000000003}},{"text":"Inez the Interpreter – Commuting vs. Traveling to the Job Site","bbox":{"left":0.213366,"top":0.747399,"width":0.5731470000000001,"height":0.020863999999999994}},{"text":"Inez commutes to her office every morning by walking from the kitchen after breakfast \n to her home office in her 2nd bedroom.","bbox":{"left":0.117686,"top":0.78005,"width":0.764059,"height":0.04081900000000005}},{"text":"After she has commuted to her home office, when she travels to the court, hospital or \n attorney’s office to perform her interpreting work, she is traveling from her office to a","bbox":{"left":0.117686,"top":0.865348,"width":0.764494,"height":0.03949900000000006}},{"text":"1","bbox":{"left":0.494592,"top":0.91747,"width":0.010902000000000023,"height":0.020818000000000003}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}