Many tasks are considered administrative or managerial. Here are a few examples:
- Billing customers, clients, or patients.
- Keeping books and records.
- Ordering supplies.
- Setting up appointments.
- Forwarding orders or writing orders.
You can still claim your home office:
- Someone else handles your administrative or management work at a location outside your home (for example, a company does your bookkeeping at their office).
- You do administrative or management work in temporary places, like your car or a hotel room.
- You sometimes do a small amount of administrative or management work at a fixed location that isn't your home.
- You do other types of business work (not administrative or management) outside your home.
- You have another suitable place to do administrative or management work, but you choose to use your home office instead.