I want to launch a product of tata sky in pakistan please tell me the all procedure? -

yes u can .if u want tata sky products then contact us .

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Does claiming a quot;home officequot; require rezoning? -

I do independent contractor work for law firms (legal research, etc.). Per my accountant s instruction, I am trying to claim part of my residence as a home office, which, because I am renting, requires the homeowner s approval. However, the homeowner refuses to sign the city papers which would allow me to claim a home office where I live. He claims it would have negative tax implications for him (he did not explain), and it would require rezoning. Do either of these claims even make remote sense? I have never heard of rezoning merely for the purpose of establishing a home office (seems like that would defeat the purpose of calling it a home office ). I am not trying to run a business from home, per se. That is, I would not be accepting clients at my house, putting up signage, or anything of the sort. In truth, because I often telecommute, the purpose would be simply to claim my office furniture, mileage for my drives to my clients, etc., all which my accountant says is completely valid for tax purposes.Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Check out this IRS publication about taking a deduction for a home office. There is no mention of zoning requirements. Page 4 of the PDF gives you a simple break down of how to determine eligibility for the deduction.

You have to set up a separate room not your living room or bedroom, as your Home Office . You can claim expenses like furniture and computer etc. You can claim partial Electricity but not rental unless you have a registered business name, sole proprietorship, for your Contract work. Contract Workers are actually required to have a registered business name to make any sort of claims unless you only work for one company then that company is liable for insurance and union fees and salary. Of course, this differs from country to country.

He s a total moron. You don t need rezoning if you re not going to do the things you listed. In fact, your accountant sounds kind of iffy too. Where a home office is concerned, I thought that the only need you had to fulfill is the qualifications that the IRS sets forth. Check with them. There s a huge difference between setting up a home office and setting up a business in a residence. As long as you never have clients there then I don t get the problem.

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Whatever percentage you claim as a tax credit he will have to pay the tax on later when he sells the property. You are turning a portion of his property into commercial property by making the claim and altering his taxes as now the property is not strictly residential.You are trying to cause him financial hardship, you can t blame him for not signing.You might want to try a different accountant, most of that mileage is not a legal claim either, only the portion over 35 miles one way, or 70 miles per day can be claimed. Your clients have to be very far away in order to have any claims.As long as no clients visit your home and there are no signs regarding your business that can be seen by the public you do not require commerical zoning.

How do I determine what size and thickness of plastic bag I need? -

I have a small business that makes specialized frames that are 8 x 4 . The frames are heavy though - about 1 lb each. I need plastic bags to package them for shipping, but am unsure what size I need. How much larger do I need them? And how thick do they need to be?

Hi Julie ~ This is right up my alley. The thickness you ll need depends on whether the bag is going to actually support the weight of the frame or just serve as protection from dirt, dust and moisture. For the former you ll probably need a 3 mil. If the latter, then 1.25 mil or 1.5 mil should work just fine.The size bag you ll need can t be recommended without the third dimension of the frame. The thickness of your frame will take away from both the width and the length of the bag dimensions. If the frame is one inch thick, for example, then you ll need a minimum of 6 x 10 inch bag. If it s 2 inches, then a minimum of 7 x 11 (not likely to find that, so 7 x 12) would be needed.The examples I gave are allowing just enough to fold the bag over and possibly tape it closed. Anything extra that you might want in the way of length, i.e. to seal it or tie it closed, would need to be added accordingly.Your best bet is to write or call the experts at Discount Plastic Bags. Here s a sample link to one of their products: http://discountplasticbags.com/scripts/product-view-286.aspThey ll have the right answer for you.

PO Box question- how big a box do I need? -

I run a business from home which sometimes requires me to mail packages directly to clients. I am somewhat uncomfortable including my home address as the return address, and I was considering purchasing a PO box to use as my return address. The price goes up dramatically if you need a bigger PO box. If I purchase the smallest box and a package I ship gets returned, would the post office be able to receive it? I don t plan to have anything shipped to my PO box, but it would have to be able to receive returned mail and packages. Do I have to get a large box?

No, you can get a small box. If something is sent to you that won t fit in the box, the post office will put a slip in the box which you can use to pick up the package at the main desk (assuming it s during regular hours).

Many post offices now have reverse lockers. If you get a package too large for your box, they put it in the locker and put the key in your box. That way you can get the package after hours.If they don t have the lockers (or they are all full), they just leave you a note to come in when they are open.

How many miles away do i have to be from a business i just sold to open a new business? -

If there is nothing in the sale contract that says otherwise, the answer is ZERO.

Has anyone else been effectively banned from ebay permanently because of past disputes with buyers/sellers? -

They don t tell you you are banned permanently, but you effectively are because every time you try to open an account, and verify it using a telephone number or debit/credit card, they tell you it s invalid or has been used on too many accounts (while still retaining the details on file and not allowing them to be deleted afterwards)

yOU CAN HAVE MANY ACCOUNTSnothing to do with shilling (bumping up prices on your own stuff)You can have many selling accounts, many buying accounts, and posting ID accountsAll of which need a seperate email addy ( but none of them can interact)You will have been given 30 days suspension and the opportunity to turn it around to comply with ebay rules and regs , if you did not .then you are permanently NARU d (NO LONGER A REGISTERED USER)Not any person in your household will be able to open (or keep) an account when 1 person is NARU ed

your not effectively banned just because they do this, its basically to stop you having 2 accounts which you could use one against the other to knock your own bids up on items your selling. just use a mobile number and get a hotmail email add and your ok

Is itworth while listing my old quot;stuffquot; on that well known on-line auction.? -

Sorry I missed a space in the question..Where it says Is it worth

It s always good to sell on eBay if the items aren t really heavy so the shipping costs will kill the sale unless it s very rare items and also craigs list is a very good place to sell you re goodies as well to the locals as well and if you check around I m sure you can find a place to even set up you re stuff at flea markets or other sales around the community, As for the price on eBay, if you auction the goodies start the bid at a very low figure$.99 that way the cost of the add will be cheaper

Ebay is a huge scam. Be careful, as after you start to accumulate money in your paypal account, which is the only payment accepted by ebay, they will limit your account until you provide them with a rediculous amount of information including your social security number. They just stole $1000 from me Report Abuse

It depends on what your old stuff is. Unfortunately, if it s heavy or bulky old stuff the shipping costs will potentially eliminate any savings your buyer may have - unless it s extremely valuable. Research a comparable item and determine whether it would be worth your while to sell or donate it to charity and take a tax deduction. Don t forget you need to take pictures, write a description, list it, set-up a PayPal account, monitor the sale, pack it and take it to the post office.

I would say give it a go. I have sold little things now and again on ebay and am surprised they sold and it was nice with a bit of extra cash with hardly any hassle at all. Just make sure you plan everything beforehand, have the packaging ready and stuff. You can place your item as a bid or as buy it now, in both cases you can have a reserved price so you don t have to sell it for any less than you want. I have sold second hand shoes, books, bags etc not in the best condition. What s great about ebay is there will always be someone who is looking for that thing you are selling. Search for your item or similar items and look for the selling price by other sellers and match that price or go lower. A lot of people make a couple of pound profit on the p p costs. I think the most important thing is a good photograph. Good luck.

Have you tried craigslist? I sell a lot of stuff on there and it s free. It s local too so you get cash money and don t have to mail anything. I have found that e-bay works better for higher priced items, or one of a kind things, but is more hastle.

i sold my stuff but i think ebay take 10% of what you sell, i sold some things and got a ��6 charge....if they aren t too dear don t sell them just bin them or give them to a charity shop

Depends entirely upon just what your old stuff is and what condition it is. Postage cost can be a deciding factor.

List it. It costs you nothing and people will buy anything.

Of course it s worth a try

i don t trust ebay, myself

If its underpants bin em