Tax Accountants and Advisors

 

Accountants
Ambulance Officers
Artists
Bank Tellers
Builders
Bus Drivers
Chefs
Cleaners
Computer Programmers
Construction Managers
Consultants
Croupiers
Dentists
Doctors
Factory Workers
Farm Hand
Flight Attendant
Flight Engineers
Fruit Pickers
Hairdressers
Hotel Employees
Investors
Journalists
Labourers
Lawyers
Military
Nurses
Office Workers
Painters
Photographers
Pilots
Police Officers
Printers
Prison Officers
Public Servants
Real Estate Agents
Retail Assistants
Roof Tiler
Salespeople
Sporting Professionals
Teachers
Train Drivers
Truck Drivers
Waiters
Welfare Officers

 

 

Tax Deductions for Journalists

 

Some deductions that may be available to journalists include:

  • Travel to interviewees or story locations;

  • Memberships to unions and professional associations;

  • Writing materials, stationery and word-processing software;

  • Computers and laptops to the extent they are used for work;

  • Costs of leads and providers of information;

  • Research costs including magazines, journals and periodicals;

  • Access to internet and pay TV to the extent it is used for researching a story.

Journalists may also be entitled to general tax deductions that are not work specific, such as investment deductions or car expenses deductions.