Meet New Yorkâs new $15 minimum wage and 12-week paid family leave law, which is the longest allowed leave in the U.S. As part of New Yorkâs 2016-2017 budget approval process, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed two pieces of legislation affecting employers: a minimum wage increase and paid family leave.
IRS publications say that you can deduct mileage driven from your home to work sites if your home is your principal place of business. But itâs actually more complicated than that: to qualify as a principal place of business, your home office must be used regularly and exclusively as your principal place of business.
Dear foxyroy, Generally, you can claim any business related mileage and tolls related to your business and employment. EXCEPT THAT: You may not claim mileage and tolls for commuting to and from work.ou may also be able to claim mileage and tolls on your taxes in connection with the following: 1  job related relocation and you meet certain safe harbor mileage requirements. 2  job search activities. 3  medical expenses to the extent that your total medical expenses exceed 7.5% of your adjusted gross income.