Write Off Your SellingCrossing Membership Fees When You File Your Taxes

November 20, 2007   |    PDF version

Pasadena, CA—Besides providing members with the most rapidly expanding and updated selection of sales jobs, SellingCrossing would like to remind members that they may qualify to write off any job-seeking fees, which include membership fees to SellingCrossing.

According to the 2006 Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Publication 529 regarding job-search expenses, "You can deduct certain expenses you have in looking for a job in your present occupation, even if you do not get a new job."

These expenses include employment and outplacement agency fees, amounts you spend on preparing and mailing copies of a resume to prospective employers, and job-seeking travel and transportation expenses.

"This is a great benefit that all job seekers should be aware of," said CEO Harrison Barnes. "It's almost like an incentive from the government to strive toward your career goals — something many professionals should be doing."

SellingCrossing's monthly fee of $19.95 pays for access to the findings of hundreds of researchers, programmers, and other staff members who hunt down and post every single sales job they can on a daily basis. In addition to its constant efforts to expand the resources and amount of jobs on its site, SellingCrossing also provides a series of weekly features on the hottest sales news stories and profiles of the industry's key players and faces.

Contact:
Mary Waldron, Editorial Coordinator
SellingCrossing
626-243-1821
maryw@employmentcrossing.com

About SellingCrossing:
SellingCrossing is an affiliate of Juriscape. Established in 2000, Juriscape has been helping job seekers find employment for more than seven years. Today, Juriscape has grown into an international, multimillion-dollar affiliation of more than 15 profitable companies and 500 enthusiastic employees.