I am fixing to sign a contract with a company. I cannot divulge too much information here, as it is a covert type position (evaluations).
My pay will be $800 to $1000 a month, minimum, but the job will require somewhat extensive of traveling to various locations the company owns throughout the state.
I assume that basically, all I will have to do is track my meals while working, gasoline expenses, and then ensure I take enough percentage out of my monthly check for taxes.
Should I just do actual cost on my gasoline (by keeping gas station receipts) or should I use the CPM?
Also, would vehicle maintenance or repairs be something I should track and take off of my "profit"?
How about the use of my home office equipment, considering I will be submitting reports online?
At this point in time, Independent Contracting is all I will be doing, so I won't have customers buying from me or anything, but I DO have a tax number now.
So, anything else I need to know?
Thanks!!
2006-06-19
12:59:07
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