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Traveling Salesperson

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Traveling Salesperson
A person who makes a living by going from place to place to sell products. For example, a traveling salesman may visit dental offices in various towns to sell dental supplies. A traveling salesperson generally earns a commission on sales.


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Pernille Lopez President, IKEA North America [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] From former journalist and traveling salesperson to president of multi-billion-dollar retail conglomerate IKEA North America, the journey by Pernille Lopez to reach this point has been anything but typical.
On September 24, 2008, the Tax Court, in a summary decision, upheld the Service's disallowance of an auto expense deduction of a traveling salesperson due to lack of substantiation (Niyitegyeka, T.
A traveling salesperson who covers the state of Wyoming each week would be represented identically as his or her next-door neighbor who is housebound, although spatial precision differs considerably between the 2 persons.
 
 
 
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