If you use FLICA at your company, they may also offer the following for $50:
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2009 Expense Report[/SIZE] [SIZE=+2]and[/SIZE] [SIZE=+2]
Flight Log[/SIZE]
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•Even if you were reimbursed an hourly per diem amount by your airline (for meals and incidental expenses), that amount may be substantially less than the allowance established by the IRS.
•You may claim the difference between what the IRS allows and what your airline reimburses you as an additional deduction which could significantly reduce your tax liability**.
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2009 Expense Report[/SIZE] calculates the IRS allowable deduction. It is supported by a [SIZE=+1]
Flight Log[/SIZE] which provides leg-by-leg details and an annual summary of your flight history. [SIZE=+1]
2009 Expense Report[/SIZE]
•Displays your allowable expenses and summarizes deductions in an acceptable IRS format.
•Uses IRS Standard Expense Method, eliminating the need for receipts and record keeping.
•Documents all information required by the IRS to support your claimed expenses.
**Please note: Your individual savings will vary based on your flight history, filing status (married or single), tax bracket, etc. Your annual travel expenses (including meals, incidentals, uniforms, dry cleaning, etc.) must exceed 2% of your Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) to qualify as a deductible expense. If a printed version is requested, a fee of $10.00 (USD) will be charged for shipping and handling.
Flightline Customer Service/Technical Support800-659-9859
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I haven't used it, but those that I have talked to say it is pretty good.
FNG