Assertion: home office | /r/CapableOf | qualify as principal place of business
Facets:
value: for deducting expenses for its use
type: PURPOSE
value: under test
type: OTHER
value: for the convenience of the employer
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: If the home office is used to perform these functions, it will qualify as a principal place of business.
text: Does my home office qualify as a principal place of business?
text: Does Joe's home office qualify as a principal place of business for deducting expenses for its use?
text: Does Joe's home office qualify as a principal place of business for deducting expenses for its use?
text: Does my home office qualify as a principal place of business for deducting expenses for its use?
text: Sarah's home office does qualify as a principal place of business for deducting expenses for its use under the meeting place for customers test.
text: Actually, Sarah's home office does qualify as a principal place of business for deducting expenses for its use under the meeting place for customers test.
text: The new law provides that a home office used for administrative and management activities also will qualify as a principal place of business if the previously specified requirements are met.
text: Under the Court of Appeals' test, a home office may qualify as the principal place of business whenever the office is essential to the taxpayer's business, no alternative office space is available, and the taxpayer spends a substantial amount of time there.
text: Under the Court of Appeals' test, a home office may qualify as the principal place of business whenever the office is essential to the taxpayer's business, no alternative office space is available, and the taxpayer spends a substantial amount of time there.
text: Finally, employees may deduct the cost of computer equipment as a business expense without being subject to the listed property rules described earlier as long as the employees home office qualifies as the principal place of business for the convenience of the employer.