> You don't pay taxes working from home? If you dedicate a portion of your home as a "home office" that you work out of, suddenly you can gain a lot of interes

> You don't pay taxes working from home? If you dedicate a portion of your home as a "home office" that you work out of, suddenly you can gain a lot of interesting deductions, based on the square footage of the home office. It's not a lot (but every little bit counts), and it also depends on how much you work out of the home, but there's various deductions for electricity, internet costs, magazine and book purchases (relating to your work), and other items. So you could potentially lose this if you don't work from home (and if you don't claim the deductions, of course). This may or may not be what they mean, though...