Most tax mistakes when filing job-search expenses fall into three categories: travel, personal appearance and relocation. Experts explain how to avoid these common errors.
Consult a tax professional on your job-search expenses to see which are deductible. Expenses like resume prep, career counseling and travel for interviews can help you back into the black.
It takes money to make money and the U.S. tax code allows you to deduct many expenses related to your job search.
Every job search tells a story. I’ve got a story; you’ve got a story; and millions of your fellow senior job seekers on TheLadders have stories. TheLadders’ editorial team is here to share those stories with you every Tuesday in our new Job Search Solutions e-mail newsletter. Watch this space for articles about your peers about the tactics they’ve employed to find a job and change their story.
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