Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
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Joined APC: Jul 2010
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It's not our employers responsibility (or business) to interfere with our taxes. Technically, the IRS allows you maintain your own log and account for your expenses. Receipts are only required over $75. I had a random audit 2 years ago. I have an accountant (very very good). I use a spreadsheet and link each cell to the State Dept per-diem rate for each city. I scanned every transaction and kept it hyperlinked to each cell for each day of business. My accountant thinks I'm obsessive so he says it's ok for me to meet with IRS. The agent starts with a random set of questions (not a targeted audit) and we start working thru my business expenses. I'm actually confident because everything is hyperlinked and scanned. My accounting is flawless. But...the agent really wants a log from my employer. I reply that DAL doesn't provide one but I maintain a log which suffices. They don't care. In the end I purchased a log from Flightline and the IRS was fine with it. Ironically the Flightline product was more gracious in their accounting than my sharp pencil.
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Joined APC: May 2012
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Well, how about at least leaving the monthly schedule and rotation info in the system for a couple of years, so it's there when I get around to doing my taxes.
4 words: TURBO TACO POOP WALK.
Why you getting a salad? A taco salad? Like the Bud Light commercials said, congratulations, you just managed to cram 12,000 calories into a salad. Is it healthy? Sure, it's a salad! So go on you Conquistador of the Calorie, eat that salad... between legs.
Why you getting a salad? A taco salad? Like the Bud Light commercials said, congratulations, you just managed to cram 12,000 calories into a salad. Is it healthy? Sure, it's a salad! So go on you Conquistador of the Calorie, eat that salad... between legs.
On Moes website you can actually go in and select every ingredient they have, on any item, and it adds up all the nutrition info for you. So say you are more into the meat and veggie thing, you can leave off the rice, beans and cheese and do pretty well.
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Joined APC: Jul 2008
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What Flightline or PerDiem does is quickly go through your past schedules and figured out where you stayed the night. Then it figures how much you got, how much you are allowed and gives you the difference. ALL that information IS available to you to do yourself, I just like that another company is there to do it for me and save me the time. The company COULD cut the accessibility to these third party companies for security reasons, and say do it yourself, I don't think we would appreciate that.
Also don't the FAs get meals if their duty day (or total block) is over 8 hrs? One told me that and I wasn't sure if that was true or not, was on one of those west coast turns.
Also don't the FAs get meals if their duty day (or total block) is over 8 hrs? One told me that and I wasn't sure if that was true or not, was on one of those west coast turns.
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Joined APC: Feb 2008
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Delta does provide the data. In fact if you use pro Diem you provide them with the data so your statement is confusing. If you mean why does Delta not do my taxes for me then there is not much to say to that. The data is there, you can pay someone to apply the IRS rules and do the math or you can easily do it yourself. Delta is not going to provide tax advise or services.
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Joined APC: Dec 2009
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How do we go back to view our Jan + Feb 2013 scheds/trips/layovers for our taxes? The furthest back I can get to in iCrew seems to be last March, unless I'm doing it wrong, always a possibility!
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Joined APC: Oct 2010
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I know you jest, but between Willies, Qdoba and Moes you can do pretty well depending on your goals since you get to choose the ingredients.
On Moes website you can actually go in and select every ingredient they have, on any item, and it adds up all the nutrition info for you. So say you are more into the meat and veggie thing, you can leave off the rice, beans and cheese and do pretty well.
On Moes website you can actually go in and select every ingredient they have, on any item, and it adds up all the nutrition info for you. So say you are more into the meat and veggie thing, you can leave off the rice, beans and cheese and do pretty well.
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