Over the years I have heard different stories on what fire fighters can deduct on their income taxes. Does anyone have any information on if a FF can deduct meals and other misc. items that they buy for the tours at the firehouse.
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01-17-2001, 10:02 PM #1PFD109NFD107Firehouse.com Guest
Income Tax Deductions
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01-18-2001, 10:02 PM #2firecat1524Firehouse.com Guest
I know that in SC F/F's can deduct either $5 or $10 a day for meals while on duty. Not sure on the amount though.
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01-19-2001, 02:42 PM #3benson911Firehouse.com Guest
I believe you can deduct your union dues, membership dues to Fire organizations and subscriptions to journals such as Firehouse, or Fire Engineering.
But, asking a CPA is a lot safer and smarter than listening to anything I or any other FF has to say (unless they're a CPA.)
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01-19-2001, 05:34 PM #4hagerff/emtiFirehouse.com Guest
Does that go for a medic too?
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D. Hager
FF/NREMT-I
West Trail Amb. Svc
Mayville FD
REAL HEROES WEAR SCBA'S NOT CAPES
We will eat smoke and pull out bodies as long as they continue to build them. Just once I would like them to ask one of us how to build it!!
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01-20-2001, 01:51 PM #5Captain GonzoFirehouse.com Guest
You can deduct your dues to professional organizations, (ie, your union, relief association, etc.), professional journals, courses and training related to the job, mileage to and from alarms, drills,classes, functions and temporary duty assignments, personal supplies used at the station, any equipment purchased for the job that is not covered by clothing allowance, uniform cleaning and maintenance, mailing expenses, cellular phones, and paging services.
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