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Liquid Sky said:I would think no b/c it wasn't a biz trip...rather a fun vacation you earned
Becca_in_MD said:I don't risk it. I do write off all earned products but not tote bags, though I probably could write them off as promotional materials.
I was surprised that the Disney trip (Coronado Springs) wasn't more expensive. The power of buying in bulk
No, unfortunately you cannot deduct the entire cost of your Disney trip. The IRS only allows for certain expenses to be deducted, such as transportation, lodging, and meals.
Yes, park tickets can be deducted as a travel expense if they are necessary for your business or work. However, if the trip is purely for personal enjoyment, park tickets cannot be deducted.
Yes, character dining experiences can be deducted as a meal expense if they are necessary for your business or work. However, if the trip is purely for personal enjoyment, these expenses cannot be deducted.
No, souvenirs are not considered a necessary expense for business or work, therefore they cannot be deducted. However, if you purchase items that are used for business purposes, such as costumes or props, they may be deductible.
It depends. If your children are accompanying you on a business trip and their tickets are necessary for the trip, then they can be deducted. However, if the trip is purely for personal enjoyment, their tickets cannot be deducted.