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Please fill out the following Employer Profiler. There is no cost and no obligation. Within two business days of submitting this form, an Employment Authority Advocate will contact you via the telephone number provided to set an appointment to discuss your employment opportunities, your job search, and your resume.
If at any point while you are filling out this form, you have questions or comments, Please contact us at 1.800.283.3860.
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What Our Clients Are Saying |
I thought that because I didn't get much practical experience while I was in school that I had screwed the pooch on job searching, but out of our 400 letters mailing I got 2 interviews. Fingers are crossed...
- Justin
I have been working for 6 years in several positions and I have never experienced such an easy transition as through using your service. I have three offers, actual job offers, to choose from, out of 11 interviews, which I know from experience is an excellent success rate for 500 cold contacts!
- Justin - Joe
I just wanted to email you and let you know what's been happening. The job market down here in San Diego has been brutal, and most of my friends (other 2000 grads) are either unhappy at their current jobs or out of a job. I really wasn't expecting much from this search, especially since I was interested in corporate, but I've gotten two interviews, and they went really wel...
- Justin - Joe - Kerry
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Our Services Are Tax-Deductible! |
You may be able to claim all of your job-search expenses, including costs related to the preparation of resumes and cover letters, as itemized deductions.
According to the Internal Revenue Service, job-search expenses are deductible up to a limit which equals 2% of your adjusted gross income. You can deduct certain expenses you have in looking for a new job in your present occupation, even if you do not get a new job.
You cannot deduct these expenses if:
- You are looking for a job in a new occupation,
- There was a substantial break between the ending of your last job and when you began looking for a new one, or
- You are looking for a job for the first time.
Employment and Outplacement Agency Fees
You can deduct employment and outplacement agency fees you pay in looking for a new job in your present occupation.
Resume
You can deduct amounts you spend for typing, printing, and mailing copies of a resume to prospective employers if you are looking for a new job in your present occupation.
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