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Question 150. At 11:34 A.M., what does Mr. Roach mean when he writes, "That's perfect for me as well"?
Northeast Internet Marketers Association (NEIMA)
The Future of Internet Marketing Conference
Northeast University School of Business
Day 1: April 23
9-10 A.M.
| Hawthorne Room, First Floor Registration and collection of name badges |
10-11:30 A.M.
| Opening Panel Discussion, Johnstone Auditorium, First Floor Important upcoming trends in Internet marketing, with time for questions Featuring James Burke (NEIMA), Andrea Harrison from Brand Solutions Limited, and Professor Ming Chao of Northeast University |
11:30 A.M. -12:30 P.M.
| Workshop, Washington Room, Third Floor "How To Measure Impact," with Simon Gleason from Gleason Search Analytics |
12:30-1:30 P.M.
| Lunch There is a cafeteria located in the Student Union building, which will be open for the event. |
1:30-3:00 P.M.
| Workshop, Dawson Room, Second Floor "How Interns Can Become Invaluable: What To Look For In Student Placements," with Padma Singh from Northeast University Careers Office |
3:00-4:30 P.M.
| Closing Panel Session, Johnstone Auditorium, First Floor NEIMA's Gwen Carter recaps lessons learned from the day's workshops. Audience members will also be asked to submit topics they would like to discuss in tomorrow's interactive sessions. |
Question 151. Which scheduled speaker will discuss student interns?
Question 152. What is suggested about the conference?
Tax Deductions for Telecommuters
Telecommuting employees are eligible for a number of deductions that can be applied to their income tax calculations. Those incurring home office costs related to new equipment purchases, such as computers, monitors, phones, and printers, may deduct the cost of this equipment in one of two ways. They may deduct the full cost of an item in the same year it was purchased or spread out the cost over seven years. So, for example, an item worth $70 may be fully deducted the first year or deducted by $10 each year for seven years. Employees who frequently use phones for business purposes also qualify for deductions, provided they can show documents as proof that their phones were used during office hours. Occupancy expenses, including rent, mortgage payments, and home insurance coverage, are partially tax-deductible, depending on the amount of home space used for work. For questions about this information, please contact the human resources manager for your branch of the company.
Question 153. Where would the information most likely appear?