Understanding the Backgammon game setup

Backgammon directions can be a little confusing to a new player. If you are a serious backgammon player, then you will find that if you are determined and have your mind set on playing the game, then you should have no problem getting the hang of this game. The backgammon directions usually come with any normal backgammon board game.

Backgammon is set up to play with two players. It is played on a board that has twenty-four triangles, which are called points for each one. The triangles are alternated with color and are grouped into four categories of six triangles in total. These categories are also known as the players home board and outer board. And the opponent s home and outer board. The home and outer boards are separated with a line down the center of the board, which is considered the bar.

The points are number for each of the players starting with the players home board. Each player will receive fifteen game pieces of his own color. The normal order of the game pieces is two on each player s twenty-four point, five on the player s thirteen point, three on each player s eight point, and five on each of the player s six point.

What business expenses are deductible?

You can claim airfare, taxi fare, rail fare or money spent on any mode of conveyance when you travel to another city to conduct business. If you have used your own vehicle then you can claim the money you may have spent on making the trip. Topic 510 gives you full details about expenses related to using your car for a business trip.

Business expenses and gifts are also deductible subject to limits. These are covered in full under Topic 512 and 463. It is mandatory that you keep a record of all the expenses you incur and put them up for deductions. Topic 305 gives you information on how to keep records.

It is also important to account for all expenses that you have made from an advance that the employer has sanctioned to meet the business requirements. Otherwise this income may become taxable income. To avoid this from happening, you must account for these expenses within an agreed time period; and return any excess amount within an acceptable time frame.

So work hard and be careful about your records. Both ways you could be getting cent wise, dollar wiser.