Lisa Marie Brugman, EAThe internet is full of people telling business owners what they can “write off.” Buy it through the business, put your logo on it, or call it marketing—and suddenly, it is supposedly deductible. Unfortunately, the Tax Code does not work that way.
Lisa Marie Brugman, EAAre credit card interest and fees tax deductible? Business-related interest, annual fees, and finance charges may qualify, while personal expenses generally don't. Learn the rules to maximize deductions and avoid costly tax mistakes.
Lisa Marie Brugman, EAFlying Business Class or First Class for work? The cost may be tax deductible if the trip has a legitimate business purpose and the expense is considered ordinary, necessary, and reasonable. Learn when upgraded airfare can qualify—and how to document
Lisa Marie Brugman, EAKeeping your rideshare vehicle clean isn’t just good for ratings and tips—it may also help lower your tax bill. Learn when car washes, detailing, and cleaning supplies may qualify as deductible business expenses and how the deduction rules work for