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Tax Regulations
Relevant Facts: The situation involving Herbert Rain is showing the challenges he is facing with his tax situation. This is because he plays professional football for six months out of the year in New York. During the offseason, he relocates to Florida and works as a physical therapist. Herbert has a drivers license in New York and is registered to vote in the state. These conclusions are showing how he is New York resident. Under the law, anyone who has a drivers license and is registered to vote in a specific state are considered to be a resident. These facts are useful, as Herbert may be able to take certain deductions for operating his other business in the offseason. Although he may not deduct the living expenses, there are other costs which can be written off on his taxes. (Bankman)
Specific Issues: The specific issues are associated with the amount of write offs from the physical therapy businesses. This is because Herbert will travel to Florida during the offseason. Second, he has not established permanent residency in the state and rents an apartment to live in while he is there. These areas are establishing the fact that some...
In this case, he can deduct the travel expenses by meeting several different criteria to include: (1) the new job is temporary, (2) the person maintains a residence in the vicinity of their principal business, (3) they incur additional living expenses while away from home and (4) the travel is for business rather than personal reasons. Each one of these is showing how Herbert qualifies for the deductions of his travel expenses to Florida. This is because his physical therapy position is temporary. As he keeps a business in the state, but is not resident. There are additional living expenses Herbert will incur while he is away from home. Lastly, he is traveling for business vs. personal reasons. The combination of these factors qualify him for the deduction of certain travel expenses. Under the IRS Code, they consider a variety of factors to determine if this is a legitimate expense. The most notable include: (1) the total time spent at each post, (2) the degree business activity in each area and (3) the proportion of business and income generated at each business site.…
Works Cited
Bankman, Joseph. Federal Income Tax. Frederick: Aspen Publishers, 2009. Print.
Reilly, John. "Special Articles." IRS, 2015. Web. 27 Apr. 2015. <http://www.cpa-services.com/special_dedb.shtml>
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