Northern, Central and Bay Area California Providers....Meet Up?

[Crystal]

Just remember - unless it's time spent for business in your home it can't be counted toward your T/S% .

Sounds like fun, though

If it is time spent for business anywhere it can be counted.......if we are taking training for our business, we can count it.

I conduct training for the california early childhood mentor program and if I plan a training we can count it!

[Blackcat31]

Hey, no one said we can't do it again! And, if that doesn't work out, I would LOVE to meet you and have you over!

When it gets closer to our travel date, I will touch base with you and we can surely plan a time and place! I would also love to meet IRL!!

[My3cents]

Any chance this could be on the web for those of that can't travel, but would be interested?

[MyAngels]

If it is time spent for business anywhere it can be counted.......if we are taking training for our business, we can count it.

I conduct training for the california early childhood mentor program and if I plan a training we can count it!

Sorry, but you're wrong on this one. It cannot be counted hours used to calculate your T/S% - unless of course both the IRS and Tom Copeland are wrong .

http://www.tomcopelandblog.com/can-you-count-the-hours-you-spend-at-a-workshop-on-child-development-sponsored-by-your-local-child-c.html

From the IRS website: The time percentage is the total number of hours the facility was used for the child care business during the year (the numerator) divided by the total hours in the year (8,760 hours). The provider should record how the total hours the facility was used, was computed.

http://www.irs.gov/Businesses/Small-Businesses-&-Self-Employed/Child-Care-Provider-Audit-Technique-Guide#businessuseofhomeintroduction

[Michael]

Any chance this could be on the web for those of that can't travel, but would be interested?

Maybe someone can set up a laptop and Skype it.

[Crystal]

Sorry, but you're wrong on this one. It cannot be counted hours used to calculate your T/S% - unless of course both the IRS and Tom Copeland are wrong .

http://www.tomcopelandblog.com/can-you-count-the-hours-you-spend-at-a-workshop-on-child-development-sponsored-by-your-local-child-c.html

From the IRS website: The time percentage is the total number of hours the facility was used for the child care business during the year (the numerator) divided by the total hours in the year (8,760 hours). The provider should record how the total hours the facility was used, was computed.

http://www.irs.gov/Businesses/Small-...meintroduction

Duh....you're right. Not sure why I was thinking that. I guess it's from counting the hours that I plan and prepare for workshops that I count and I mixed it up. My bad.

And, thanks for the clarification and links

[Crystal]

Any chance this could be on the web for those of that can't travel, but would be interested?

I'm sure we could figure something out!

[Country Kids]

If you do a training though, the girls can count all their mileage and expenses to go to it.

[Crystal]

If you do a training though, the girls can count all their mileage and expenses to go to it.

Yup! Good point!

[daycare]

why do you think that I always select the training's for my zoo phonics and other classes that are held in the beach areas of so cali????

GOtta love it!!!!!!

[Crystal]

I posted a poll here - https://www.daycare.com/forum/showthread.php?t=52576

so we can figure out a good time to meet. If you are planning to come, please be sure to vote in the poll!