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A few Ubers? That's going to make the difference between taking the standard deduction and itemizing for you? Interesting... Also for the meals it doesn't re
by nightski 8y ago
A few Ubers? That's going to make the difference between taking the standard deduction and itemizing for you? Interesting...
Also for the meals it doesn't really help much unless you already keep every receipt.
- kimjongman 8y agoA few Ubers * 2000 employees
- sokoloff 8y agoScenario I posted was: As a W-2 employee, I may have failed to file an expense report for a company-related Uber trip (where I need to file an expense report to get all of it back). I generally have iPhone snaps of any receipt that is a business expense. I just don't always get around to doing the paperwork afterwards...
- jjeaff 8y agoYou don't have to have a receipt to take a deduction. In case of an audit, your bank statement or cc statement indicating the amount and who it was paid to is sufficient. But in the case of meals, you would definitely need some documentation like notes on the purpose of the meal.