cost, repairs, property taxes, insurance, all that stuff during the year you can even claim the home office year if you left your employee job in june and started your home business you can claim your home office for six months. this is a dual class system for home office, self-employed you can write it off, if you're employed you can't. >> we know so many facets of not just our personal but business lives the pandemic has created multiple classes of people, employees, systems, everything else why does the irs treat self-employed workers different than other workers that are maybe similar in nature but completely different in the irs's eyes >> reporter: the tax code has been structured to prefer the self-employed and business owners because presumably they're taking the risk. the 2017 tax cuts before that, even the employed were able to take the home office deduction if they never set foot in their corporate office, if they worked from home for the entire year, they could use the home office deduction. 2017 tax cuts changed that and the rational was you were increasing the standard deductio

that ruling gave the home office permission to fly him out of the country, but it never happened. himself as a christian convert. volunteers gave him a bed, and two years after his case had been rejected he applied once more for asylum using a different name. it's not clear if home office officials spotted it was the same man by checking his fingerprints against their records. by 2020, he'd lost again but was still not removed from the uk. today the home office has refused to comment on emad al swealmeen's case, or whether there will ever be an enquiry. dominic casciani, bbc news. it'sjust after 1:15pm. our top story this lunchtime... the prime minister orders an inquiry into an mp's claims that her muslim faith was given as a reason for her sacking as a minister in 2020. looking back on a life in music. a new film celebrating the life of the beach boys�* brian wilson. coming up on the bbc news channel... england head coach eddiejones is expected to turn to george ford to replace his injured captain owen farrell ahead of rugby union's six nations tournament. ford was initially lef

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the home office says it won't comment on his case. and strip searching in 2013. assistant professor konstancia duffy complained but an officer was cleared of gross misconduct in 2018. now cctv has emerged of the incident, the met has paid compensation and apologised unreservedly. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford joins me now. the details of this case are horrendous. the case dates back top 2013, when konstancia duffy wa5 the case dates back top 2013, when konstancia duffy was a music student but she is now an assistant professor, 5he but she is now an assistant professor, she was trying to help a 15—year—old boy who was being stopped and searched but she ended up stopped and searched but she ended up being arrested herself for obstructing the police. she didn't co—operate and they carried her into the police station and the sergeant decided to authorise female officers to cut off her clothes to check whether she was carrying anything. she has been fighting a legal case for almost nine years but only last year did she man

the home office tells the w freedom to protest within the law is a fundamental part for democracy. but the police must swiftly deal with the selfish minority of protested, whose actions and danger the public. the u. k. government is targeting environmental activists. we want to stop disruptive, protest, public nuisance will be new offense carrying a maximum penalty of up to 10 years in prison, or an unlimited fine. and that's highly controversial. en deos and human rights groups have states many protests. they see the bill as an attack on democracy itself. and even conservative legal observers like the former attorney general, are concerned most problematic. all the parts which give to the home secretary very significant powers to determine what constitutes serious disruption. ah, whereas normally that would be a master left of the police. ah, emma martin, a fellow protest as no that that is ruptured as controversial, but they see no other way and to continue breaking the law. the law is our fundamental right. the if our government is failing, that we can hold that government to ac

well though, let's bring in norman baker, a former liberal democrat, n p at home office minister. you're very welcome to the program, sir. and root has not been convicted of anything yet. is it fair to strip him of his military titles? well look, them in their family is desperate to maintain the reputation, so as possible and put in time to think through the bus. that's what's happened. but the reality is, it's pretty time there is always a rather arrogant to the individual and there's no probably sympathy for him on that. but no rigidity. oh well good. well for him, for the public at large and they're all probably taking the view. i think we're going to have a summer or a year old, embarrassing revelations that under was required to bite evidence to the american coach. i do not want to distance between him and themselves as possible. so that's, that coach required to say the legally people are jo, proven guilty in this country. i don't even america. and therefore you could argue that you'd have to tell the cold case is cool. so you also have a new report, the veterans and many ot

that collect a w-2 paycheck cannot deduct any of the home office or home office expenses, because thel at least 2025 for employees. now, self-employed workers, business owners or partnerships, they are a lot more fortunate. they can deduct their home office and benefits can be substantial. so there are two rules for the deduction. first of all, the taxpayer needs to use that portion of the home exclusively for business and the home must be the taxpayer's principle place of business and it's all done on a ratio if your office is 1/10thably square footage, you pay $20,000 a year for mortgage or rent, you can write off $2,000 and one-tenth of the maintenance costs, repairs, insurance, everything to keep the home up and running. you request can follow a simplified irs form lar $5 per square foot for a maximum of 1,500. we talk about what congress is doing right now. it's interesting to me that no one in congress has been able to pass or propose anything to make it easier for employees to write off at least some of their home office deduction, given that remote work is here to stay at leas

home office minister. thanks for coming on that and other news, a bit of advice for british household struggling to heat their homes this winter. a major energy firm has told customers to cuddle that pet or the star jumped to stay warm. they were expected to double this year, while incomes will face a big squeeze, shot edwards dashti. as more on the advice that got customers fired up. are you weighing up, eating or heating? is still the predictor to sort of 2000 pounds a year for no more as one of britain's biggest energy suppliers has come up with no one idea. the 10 ways to save on heating cost, not only laira, but get the hot rate going with some starch. i'm. and if that doesn't work, how about a comes in is a cutter with a cat? okay, i don't have a cat, but i do have this guy. another central suggestion is to leave the oven door open after cooking, the capital of your kids love and eat a hearty bowl of porridge. and of course, make sure you have a decent pair of socks or slippers. apparently, all these

that ruling gave the home office permission to fly him out of the country, but it never happened.me. it�*s not clear if home office officials spotted that it was the same man, by checking his fingerprints against their records. by 2020, he�*d lost again, but was still not removed from the uk. today, the home office has refused to comment on what happened with emad al swealmeen�*s case, or whether there will ever be an inquiry. dominic casciani, bbc news. a fifth teenager has handed himself into a police station in connection with the fatal stabbing of a 16—year—old boy in greater manchester. four men were arrested on saturday night on suspicion of murder. kennie carter was stabbed in the stretford area of the city and later died in hospital. police have appealed to the public to hand knives in to �*prevent another tragic loss of life�*. the sister of a british man who was killed by a stray bullet in the united states has been speaking about his death. dr matthew wilson from surrey was in the us visiting his girlfriend when a bullet travelled through a wall and hit him while he was

the concerns come after a year of mounting controversy over how the home office manages asylum seekers house 80,000 people a year. dominic casciani reports. crying. this video is just for you. look, this one... a domestic crisis — the family living here are seeking asylum and safety. a father is recording video for the government's national support line. look, the electricity... a bbc investigation has discovered evidence of some homes provided to asylum seekers with serious safety concerns. homes like this one. when a family housed in west yorkshire warned of a crumbling ceiling, it was temporarily repaired, and then it collapsed. the mother suffered concussion as she protected her baby. i was in the room upstairs, me, and all of a sudden, i heard a noise, and she shouts, "ow!" and then i ran down, and they are on the floor, and the plasterboard was on her head. my baby was shouting, screaming in the other corner. it could have hit your baby. it could have hit my baby, i could lose my baby today. how many times did you complain about the state of the house? i have complained before se

so and how to him, the capital home office did on the group here, movie trying to march towards the presidential palace. and normally this, when things are escalating because the security for so trying to scan thousands, joined the group along the way, young and old. they tried to block the side streets to avoid a text by the military. the people wants to toppled won. they sing as they are stopped by the security forces. the current president lit last year school that ended the joint government with a civilian prime minister. now once again, the security forces react with violence, they started shooting to death and it's all over the and so people def, turning back now, but it's impossible to move her. oh, come back so many of our brothers have lost their lives. this desperate young men is shouting, ah, in this time again, dozens are injured and for kills. what a veil of violent there is, no, any law that actually control them. and i think the order they have to go to shoot to kill. and i think this is a very criminal, a thing to do, and that he had a muscular committee to shoot this false. dire

people are gathering in several locations and got to him the capital home officer done the group here will be trying to march towards a presidential bellas. and normally this is when things are escalating because the security forces trying to stop them. thousands, join the group along the way, young adult. they try to block the side streets to avoid, to text by the military. the people wants to toppled blonde, they sing as they are stopped by the security forces, the current president, that last year's cool, that ended the joint government with a civilian prime minister. now once again, the security forces react with violence. they started with and it's all over the ass. so people just turning back now but impossible to move her. oh. 6 come back so many of our brothers have lost their lives. this desperate young men is shouting, i and this time again, dozens are injured and for kills. ah, that veil violent. there is no any law that actually control them. and i think the order they have is to go to shoot, to kill honestly, this is a very criminal, a thing to do. and that he had a machi

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that ruling gave the home office permission to fly him out of the country, but it never happened. after his case had been rejected, he applied once more for asylum, using a different name. it's not clear if home office officials spotted that it was the same man, by checking his fingerprints against their records. by 2020, he'd lost again, but was still not removed from the uk. today, the home office has refused to comment on what happened with emad al swealmeen's case, or whether there will ever be an inquiry. dominic casciani, bbc news. a fifth teenager has handed himself into a police station in connection with the fatal stabbing of a 16—year—old boy in greater manchester. four men were arrested on saturday night on suspicion of murder. kennie carter was stabbed in the stretford area of the city, and later died in hospital. police have appealed to the public to hand knives in to prevent another tragic loss of life. a man has pleaded guilty to abducting a four—year—old girl, who went missing in australia last year. cleo smith had been camping with her parents when she was taken f

and the way it supports organised crime, and his efforts to take it seriously when he was at the home office a minister is find a network of people across that you can work with. it's clear that, whether through his own fault or simply because the government is distracted — or i think is right, the governmentjust does not understand the seriousness of a set of crimes which are absolutely growing exponentially, but working out exactly how to operate and change the system of the government is the real neck, and i certainly think that thinking people don't necessarily know how to do it. it’ii necessarily know how to do it. it'll be interesting to see if he does any interviews in the next few days and, if he's asked what sort of conversations he had with the chancellor, when he felt that johnson was also not very interested, or if he ever got the chance. it'll be interesting to learn more about that. claire, take us to the front of the independent. " islamaphobia review ignored." another headline that will have government plunged into crisis tonight — government plunged into crisis tonight. this

kelly, accountants say this is the number one question this tax season why can you write off the home officeswer is probably not that's because taxpayers that work for a company and expect a w-2 paycheck cannot deduct the home office or expenses because the 2017 tax changes suspended that deduct for all employees until 2025 self employed workers, partnerships can take the deduction. there's two rules. the taxpayer needs to use it exclusively for business and the principle place of business. it's all done by ratio 1/10th of the home you can't write that beautiful new kimpen, tyler. for those self employed and work from home you can do that. >> it was nice until that lasted write off the computer all of that. very nice. thank you so much for being with us even though you brought us disappointing news that's okay. everybody else, we'll get it over it, too thank you for watching "power lunch." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell," je everyone i'm wilfred frost at new york stock exchange the nasdaq under the pressure down more than 1.5% heading boo the final hour of t

home and, and the other half can come to school. i started the practical approach. i mean for example, when you look at the offices, that's what they do. they have conference calls with half the people staying at home, other people in the office. so if we have the equipment after schools, we could do that, but that's what the last government missed. well they, they didn't do that. they didn't quit the school, they didn't equip the children. so we, we have to catch up there, then that would be something we could do. and i also suggest that you, you take all the people to work with, for example, social workers and so on, that you can have smaller groups that, that you could use like you have a center, then everything where you could have small groups of children and young people to learn in smaller classes so that the risk of infection is low and we have air purifying and almost every school. now, at least in berlin, we have a lot of school classrooms that have a boss. most teachers are vaccinated. we have a lot of children getting vaccinated right now, so i think that you can make schools pretty pretty secure space

how how much of the expenses that people are putting toward those home office setups.ten off on our tax returns. well if you're an employee, none of it, um, perhaps well, perhaps perhaps a little bit in california, but for your federal return your 10 40. you can't deduct any of it. but really, the employees need to be asking their employer. if they have added cost the employer actually in california , is required to reimburse them for reasonable business expenses . they should ask their employer to reimburse those additional costs, but they won't get a home office deduction as an employee. all right. and as we wrap up here, the most important ways most important steps that people can take to try to ensure that they get that refund as soon as possible. what are the key things to keep in mind for filers? get all your records together as early as you can, and now people are still waiting to get w twos and 10 99 plus 36 million families are waiting for a letter +6419 that will help them reconcile their child tax credit and file. file early that beat the opportunity to get

now, officers went into their home in harlem. police say mcneil started shooting. scene shot the suspect while he was reportedly trying to flee. he is now in critical condition at a hospital. nypd officer jason rivera was skilled. his partner, wilbert mora is still in critical condition. they're the fourth and fifth officers to be shot in new york city just this year, just three weeks into 2022. shortly after mayor eric adams stood in front of hundreds of officers with this to say. >> it is our city against the killers. this was just not an attack on three brave officers. this was an attack on the city of new york. ashley: rivera was a 22-year-old rookie officer on the force. just a little over a year into it, who once said he joined the nypd to help improve the relationship between police and the community. he leaves behind his wife. as for the suspected gunman, police say mcneil was a convicted felon out on probation for auto 2003 narcotics charge with prior weapon, officer assault and drug charges in south carolina and pennsylvania. authorities also say the gun

home office saying the uk's government, the uk government's protective security system is rigorous andwas -- the privileges he was giving up when he left his royal role. so he's now realizing what that involves. but harry obviously very concerned about the safety of his family if he does come back, jim. >> understood. max foster there in london. thanks so much. >>> still ahead, the winter storm pum melling the southeast making its way north. millions of people impacted. hundreds of flights grounded. cnn's live team coverage coming up. strypaper? luckily, there's biotrue hydration boost eye drops. biotrue uses naturally inspired ingredients. and no preservatives. try biotrue! mount everest, the tallest mountain on the face of the earth. keep dreaming. [music: “you can get it if you really want” by jimmy cliff] your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of m

they recently gave every employee a $1000.00 in order to enhance their home offices and have said that their return to office dates are postponed indefinitely. so all that, oh, it's an aberration. all that bravado has not come to pass. why does this? oh yes. have the power. yeah, but if you look at what's happening, for example, in london, so london was completely empty and now with the government enforce work from home policies, workers are working from home because it's, it's illegal to who not to go into the office, especially or white color work but even despite that, doesn't personal experience here. my husband's currently looking for a software developer job which need not be in the office at all. but majority of the companies that he's interviewing. do you want people to come in 2 to 3 days a week because and at least a 2 to 3 days if not more and actually in many major companies. and this is something that we hear from a whole range of people and potentially from companies where again, you question the de rationale behind why this is happening very. and companies cannot adapt.

retailer says that has been unprecedented demand for home related products including storage and home-office items. want to start the new year with $500 million? i know i do. that is the powerball jackpot. no ticket matched all six numbers in the wednesday drawing. there has not been a winner since october 4. the last winner claimed a $699 million jackpot, the 5th largest prize in power but history. the drawing tonight takes place just before 8:00. conditions are ripe in tahoe. look at that. this is video from tahoe. the ski resort tells us they closed out december with 17.5 feet of snow, all thanks to the nine-day mega storm that dumped an impressive amount of fresh powder. they say this was the snowiest december on record for them which dates back to 1970. spencer has a lot more on that for us. are we going to get a lot more? spencer: we are going to get some more. you probably feel the chill here already, and that means we have cold weather coming our way before the next snow hits the sierra. the main ingredients in this cold weather recipe are the clear skies and calm winds. so temperatu

the writing days are completely different and i kind of hold myself up in my home office i kind of layout in my hammock and i try to persuade my children that really daddy is working when he's laying out in the hammock reading a book. >> host: when you return to the office, does that put a crimp in that a schedule or is that something that's more of a natural fit for you to write and read at the office? >> i like writing in the newsroom. it feels more natural. i was a news editor at the post before becoming a book critic and so even though the critics are sort of never around because they are doing what they do in their own time and in their own homes or other locations we will see how it shakes out as we get back in the swing of being in the newsroom for the literature that emerged on the trump presidency. they dealt in some way with that period and divided it up into some of the big debates of the trump presidency over the democracy and truth and identity and i tried to see what those books were saying collectively about america during this period it was a way to try to get down on pape

taxpayers who work for a company, those who collect a w-2 paycheck cannot deduct any home office or home that's because the 2017 tax changes suspended the deduction for employees, at least until 2025 but for self-employed workers, business owners or partnerships, they can take the deduction and benefits can be substantial. there are two rules that irs says that you need to fill for this deduction the first is the taxpayer needs to use that portion of the home exclusively for business and the home must be the taxpayer's principle place of business and it's all done by ratio if your office is let's say one tenth of your home by square footage and you pay $20,000 a year for your mortgage or rent you can write off $2,000 and also deduct one tenth's of the home's maintenance costs for repairs, property tax, insurance, all of it you can follow a simplified irs formula of $5 per square foot for a maximum of $1500 this is yet another example of where it pays from a tax standpoint to be self-employed >> fascinating look at where we are given remote work and how it's evolving quickly. appreciate t

retailer says that has been unprecedented demand for home related products including storage and home-office items. conditions are right in town to pull off these types of stunts. check this out. boom. that is amazing. this is video from tahoe. the ski resort tells us they closed out december with 17.5 feet of snow, all thanks to the nine-day mega storm that dumped an impressive amount of fresh powder there. palisades tahoe says this was the snowiest december on record for them which dates back to 1970. and i would argue that when i was sitting upstairs in our offices, it felt like that. spencer: it is cold enough to snow right here in the bay area right now. but not for a while. we have blue skies tonight. and it is really getting chilly. here's a look at current temperature readings. 49 in san francisco. 47 in oakland and san jose. mid 40's in mountain view and morning hill. only 41 at half moon bay right now. looking north, inland right now, 44 in santa rosa. low 40's in napa. 38 in fairfield, as it's dropping rapidly. here's a look at the embarcadero center. a freeze warning in effect ov

home office. that took a political decision in the 1st place in 2019. it was a different home secretary, but it was the same office, decided to green light, the u. s. extradition request. that way this became a matter before the court at all the u. k. could have at the time had taken a decision and in the interest of press freedom and journalism and simply denied the request. instead, we then went through nearly 2 years of extradition proceedings and were now back in a, in an almost circular way to, to a situation where it might go back to the very governmental body responsible for this political decision. and the 1st place, which is pretty appalling. let me bring a stella, stella, thanks for your patience. it's good to have you joining us. i remember a tweet that you posted and it was just the beginning of december. i'm going to share it with our audience. julian phones has a stroke in belmont, prison fiance reveals this is as you're going through all of these various legal steps. rebecca's been describing how easy today while his fighting, but he's str

in a statement, the home office tells the w freedom to protest within the law as a fundamental potter for democracy. but the police must swiftly deal with the selfish minority of protested, whose actions and danger the public. the u. k. government is targeting environmental activists. it wants to stop disruptive, protest, public nuisance will be new offense carrying a maximum penalty of up to 10 years in prison, or an unlimited fine. and that's highly controversial. and deos and human rights groups have stage many protests. they see the bill as an attack on democracy itself. and even conservative legal observers like the former attorney general, are concerned the most problematic all the parts which give to the home secretary very significant powers to determine what constitutes serious disruption. ah, whereas normally that would be a master left of the police. ah, emma martin, a fellow protest as no that that is rupture is controversial, but they see no other way and to continue breaking the law. the law is our fundamental right. the if our government is failing, that we can hold tha

earlier we spoke to norman baker, a former home office minister, who believes that jumps has lost all credibility to color. we're meeting so pathetic. i mean, it's not a we're meeting, it was clearly a social event. so you know, he just, he just hanging on for grim life and hoping something will turn up, but his time is over and he's 30 days to go. now we got a sense of decency about him, the public. there are furious this, this cuts through every understand what's happened here. this is not at all. i don't off k, westminster, if you this is something which takes all the people, all the people who have been prevented from saying the loved ones from dying. preventive and go to a funeral. not able to get married, not able to see relatives in care homes. meanwhile, the prime minister is having a party with other people in the, in the back of down the street. people on this on this issue very well on the are furious. it's a grudging apology and he's only apologize because he'd been caught red handed up. so now he's been saying everything is hunky dory was following all the roles bought in

home office, and he didn't hold back. he's of the view of the prime minister is the most crooked leader in modern british history. he's very clearly been trading off the favors in order for my own purposes that his corruption, i very much the independent bodies which will not will not feel any consequence. i'm coming up with the feel waiver and say what the fine, perfect, good to meet with wine is breaking the law, breaking the rules and needs to be removed. you know, some of the scandals which are be now been taking place have been for the general public, rather arcade and distant. but well, the public understand very well if i want to lessen both one, which is the idea that he will have boxes for his friends while telling everybody else they are home and not through the rotors of every in the country. and he's guilty by public opinion on that matter. norris, don't you. the 1st one is driving who's behaving the way it is the spectacle. and i'm watching a size the stand that's an unsafe dancer. i've been so much part of o

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according to a home office report, almost half of all recorded religious hake from offences last year were against muslims. that was around $2700.00 cases. that makes muslims, by far the highest targeted of all religious groups carry a seam, thinks the 1st step to prevent bigotry. and islam of phobia is to define it. we need to edge and come up with the definition that is acceptable to the majority of the people in the country. because without the definition, it's really hard to distinguish between what is in prejudice. and what is the people in having it definition of this will be it will help us to define where the read my boundaries are. you know what is acceptable and what is unacceptable behavior or comments? because at the moment, i will remark about most without being being cold out without any media that this is something that should be unacceptable in our society. more than a dozen 8 organizations or warning you back to sanctions on the west african country. as molly has the potential to trigger the was to inequality crisis in decades, the restrictions were imposed off of the

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