A cheek lift and neckliftâin which lax muscles are tightened and elevated to a more youthful positionâcombined with liposuction along the jawline can permanently restore definition to the lower face. Excess neck skin removal (called cervicoplasty) is performed by making an incision under your chin and behind the ears.
If your vehicle is provided by your employer, you can deduct the unreimbursed expenses you paid during the use of the vehicle â but you cannot claim the standard mileage rate. There are special rules governing deducting car loan interest.
If you go the actual-cost route, you can only deduct your costs for oil and gas, not for any other expenses like a prorated portion of your vehicle repairs, license and registration fees or depreciation. If you use the standard mileage rate, just multiply the rate by the number of miles you drove. For example, as of 2013, the standard rate for charity driving is 14 cents per mile. Regardless of which method you use, you can also include the costs of tolls and parking.