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We are all destined to go job-hunting again. The only question is how soon. The job-hunt now occurs some 5 – 9 times in most people's lives, with two or three career-changes thrown in.
IRS wants to help you make these changes
1. Your hunt for new work must be in the same field in which you're currently employed. IRS won't help out if you decide to totally switch career fields.
2. You can't decide to chill out for a while and then expect the Internal Revenue Service to help when you decide it's time to get back on the career track. Deductions aren't allowed for employment-search costs when there is a "substantial break" between your last job and when you begin looking for a new one.
For more information check out the following articles.
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