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Can I Deduct the Internet for My Home Office on My Taxes?

If you are self-employed, you may be able to deduct your home office internet expenses on your taxes. Let's review the guidelines for an internet deduction.

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Can I Deduct HOA Fees?

HOA fees are not deductible for a property used as your private home all year. But there may be a deduction for those who use their home for business purposes.

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Can I Deduct Home Insurance On My Taxes?

If you meet the conditions for the home office deduction, you are allowed to deduct a portion of your home insurance premium.

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Can I Deduct Rent for My Home Office?

Yes, you can deduct a portion of your home rent for your home office on taxes – but as always , this benefit is only available if certain conditions are met.

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How do I deduct my home office?

If you operate a business from inside your home, the home office deduction can be one of the largest deductions you can take as a tax write-off.

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How do I deduct my home office as an employee?

As part of the tax reform laws, the home office deduction was eliminated for all tax years from 2018 through to 2025 for taxpayers who are employees.

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The dream office? Your living room

When determining the deduction for a home office, there are two different methods to choose from: Actual expenses and the simplified method.

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