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Just got offered a tasty contract working for a state government agency - 3
month project - big$$ (it's about time).
They are not interested in a per diem to cover my living expenses - the
site is about 100 miles or so west of my home.
I do have another out - I'm still doing some work on another job - I
understand if I stop there in the morning and then proceed on to the second
site, I can take a mileage deduction (yes, I keep meticulous auto records).
Please don't tell me to call my accountant - I'll do that anyway before I
commit - I just wonder if anyone else already does this.
Thanks
Russ
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