<prompt> Human: Description of the job: an in-field sales repbrand ambassador, so I am driving my own car to different locations whenever I do a shift. Is the only way to reduce taxes at the end of the year by logging miles driven? Any other ways to reduce the taxes? How much would that even reduce it?How much should I put aside every paycheck in order to prepare to pay at the end of the year?Additional info: I do have another full time job, as well as another side job - I am an official employee in both of them, not an independent contractor. 1 full time job, 1 part time, and this is 1 independent contractor job.Also, I may be getting more independent contractor gigs - so I assume whatever advice I get for this one applies to them the same?Thanks in advance to all who could advise me!  <response>: You can deduct, from your gross income, your expenses and mileage. Food is only a 50 expense if you are away from your home area over a sleep period.Lets say your make 1k, and have 100.00 in expenses. Then you only pay taxes on 900.00. How much that saves you depends on your top tax bracket 