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Tag: business expenses

First Class Airfare seats

If you want to deduct your first-class airfares, be aware that the IRS may question you about these expenses and will make its decision based on each trip.

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Snacks

The deduction of any expenses, including snacks for riders from rideshare drivers, depends on your personal facts and circumstances. Let's explore more.

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Karate teacher teaching a small class of children

Whether you can write off karate classes on your taxes relies heavily on your personal circumstances. Let's explore more.

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man with a calculator

If you have unreimbursed business expenses as an employee, then those expenses are generally no longer deductible on your 2019 federal tax return.

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Receipts

Even if you cannot deduct your unreimbursed business expenses for your federal return, you may still be able to deduct them for your state return.

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distressed business owner looking at paperwork

The fact is that running your own business increases your chances of being audited by the IRS or your state tax agency.

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Coworkers looking at a laptop over lunch

Deductions for expenses considered to be entertainment, amusement or recreation have basically been eliminated except for the deductibility of business meals.

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