You ought to be able to relate RV expenses to the
reimbusement catagories so you come out even, but not the
capital payments. Unless you sell your main home, you
should be able to bring your family along without any
deduction for that.

ed

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I've been trying to determine what the tax implications
and/or benefits would be for me in the following situation:

I travel across the US extensively for my job. My company
currently pays for airline travel, hotels, rental cars,
meals and mileage. I'm thinking of purchasing an RV to use
for this job so that I can have my family with me. Since
the RV will be used for my job, is there somewhere that I
can find out what will be deductible? Such as the interest
on the loan, the payment on the RV itself, campground costs,
repairs, etc?

Thank you very much for any help!

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