26	Sandra comes into your office for advice about using her vehicle in her cleaning business. She estimates that her business mileage and expenses will be about 75% of her total use and she will be using this vehicle for the next five years. She would like to have a deduction each year for the vehicle. What advice would you give?
	A.- Recommend that she use SMR because the record keeping requirements are easier. Then explain how to keep a mileage log.
	B.- Recommend that she use actual expenses because she will get a higher deduction. Explain recordkeeping requirements.
	C.- Use the maximum depreciation in the first year, along with actual expenses. Thereafter, just keep track of expenses.
	D.- Show her the options available, SMR and actual expenses, along with estimates of each type of deduction and let her make the choice.
30	A taxpayer could incur travel expenses if they are:
	A.- Away from their tax home on business for a time period substantially longer than an ordinary day's work, and they are in need of rest to meet the demands of that work.
	B.- Working at a second job on the same day they worked at their regular job.
	C.- Working at a new location on an indefinite assignment.
	D.- Working outside their area of domicile for a time period substantially longer than an ordinary day's work, and they are in need of rest to meet the demands of that work.