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- ********0
*sore knees though :§
rasko4
(sep 10 04, 07:39)hahhaa, hey rasko, can your evil twin sister come out and play and speak a little French.
- soda0
good luck rasko
- stevii0
How are you gonna freelance without any work to showcase?
- rasko40
hey vespa, I'm one step ahead of you there, I even have a sponsorship deal with Danish bacon!!
stevii, why do you presume that I have no work to showcase?
- soda0
i think he mis understood your book reference...
- k0na_an0k0
rasko. the one piece of advice that i will tell you about freelance in terms of taxes.
if you're working out of your home of course you know you can write off things like your phone, heat, gas, electric, modem... etc. but what they don't tell you is that it's relative to the size of the space you work in.
for instance. say your home (for numbers sake) is 1500 square feet and your 'office space' is 100 square feet. they only let you write off the 100 square feet of space, not everything.
SO, if you fudge the numbers a bit and say your home is 1500 and your 'space' is 1000 (your explination could be you do a lot of sketches/drawings/comps in the kitchen at the table, on the patio, or say you have a drafting table in another room or whatever) so that you get a larger chunk of your bills as a write off.
this works much better if your in a 750 sq. foot apt. and you can say 500 of it you work in.
good luck bro.
- rasko40
ah yeah the book thing.. maybe I misunderstood vespa then, I thought it was about something I mentioned ages ago.. the folio is nearly done :)
Kona thanks, thats some good info, I'm gonna speak top some people about all those ins and outs. (I guess I can also include the shower as a place where I really get the 'creative juices' flowing heheh
- Gorbie0
good luck with that rasko.
just happened to me a couple months ago, and i've been kept plenty busy.
and i haven't shown any work to anyone yet!
- GreedoLives0
Kona: nice idea, but illegal.
In order to write off your home as a business expense, you need to have a designated office space, meaning a seperate room.
http://www.irs.gov/publications/…
Don't know about british tax codes tho.
- Gorbie0
(is that why everyone is renting lofts now-a-days?)
- ********0
I'm sure the British Tax Codes are also harsh if not harsher? Wasn't the US founded based upon those shitty tax discrepencies? tee hee
Let's have a Tea Party.
;)
- thinkmule0
Hey congrats and gooood luck!
- k0na_an0k0
Kona: nice idea, but illegal.
In order to write off your home as a business expense, you need to have a designated office space, meaning a seperate room.
www.irs.gov/publicatio...
Don't know about british tax codes tho.
GreedoLives
(sep 10 04, 09:35)===
Well at H&R Block they didn't seem to mind me changing the #s and said nothing about a designated space.... so.... hopefully things will work out. I say do first ask later.
- ********0
hahhhaa k0na, if you can work it then do it. ;)
- BonSeff0
best of luck rasko
- ********0
so you and Dita were made redundant? bad luck kid
