I have acura tl 3.2 2003 I already changed struts and it didn't fix the problem people say to turn my wheel all the way and go reverse but this didn't increase the sound does that mean its not the cv joints I really need to know to get it fixed I'm suppose to go see a mechanic on Tuesday plz help me
About the only suggestion I can make is to try cleaning the photocell that is the actual detector used to see smoke. When they get a little dirty they can trip the alarm. If that doesn't work you may need to look into having an electrician change it out. If there is a way to deactivate it and replace it with the battery-operated type that might be a good option for you. You wouldn't even have to remove it, if you could just turn it off.
Safety equipment is explicitly allowed as a deduction if it's required on the job. Any other clothing items must either be unsuitable for off-the-job wear or PROHIBITED by the employer for off-the-job wear. Steel-toed safety boots, Carharts, hard hats: Deductible Logo wear that your employer prohibits off-the-job wear of: Deductible Logo wear that you employer allows you to wear off-the-job: Not deductible. Military uniforms: Not deductible UNLESS it's a utility uniform (BDU, ABU, flightsuit, or fatigues) and you are in the Air Force. (The other services allow unrestricted wear of utility uniforms so they cannot deduct them.) Surgical scrubs: Deductible if your employer prohibits off-the-job wear. (This one will often slide under the IRS radar though.) Police uniforms: Not deductible. Fire uniforms: Only safety type uniforms are deductible. The dress and ceremonial uniforms are not deductible.
footwear that you wear ONLY to your work is tax deductible.
