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You can claim a portion of your electricity, heating, and water bills for your home office. You may also be able to claim internet and phone expenses, depending on the percentage of your usage for business purposes.
To calculate the amount of utilities you can claim, you will need to determine the percentage of your home that is used for your office. For example, if your office takes up 10% of your total home space, you can claim 10% of your utility bills as a business expense.
Yes, it is important to keep all receipts for your utility expenses in case of an audit by the IRS. You should also keep records of your calculations for the percentage of your home used for business purposes.
Yes, if you have a separate structure, such as a converted garage or a detached office, you can claim 100% of your utility expenses for that space as a business expense.
If you only work from home occasionally, you may still be able to claim a portion of your utility expenses. However, you will need to prove that your home office is used regularly and exclusively for business purposes. It is best to consult with a tax professional for specific guidelines in this situation.