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To: Meredith Cullen who wrote (291)	1/20/1999 9:28:00 PM
From: Jon K.	Read Replies (1) of 611

Meredith, >>Jon, any individual can deduct those expenses as investment related expenses. If not, please explain (I have been) << I am not an expert in tax matters, I think it is best to consult with your CPA.(They can USUALLY save you more money than they charge you <g>. If you like to do your own tax returns, after you finish ask a good CPA to review the tax returns. He or she wouldn't charge much for that service.) Since this is not tax matter threads I will not go into details but WHERE you deduct your expenses can make a big difference. (If you are qualified to use 1040 schedule C , usually it is better) Jon

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