Occasionally, I write about tax topics for other sites. Below is a preview of an article I wrote for Altitude Summit‘s blog.
If you maintain an office in your home, you may qualify to deduct certain expenses associated with the space, such as:
Read the full article here.
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Why YOU Should Care:
If you maintain a home office and spend money to repair or maintain your house, you need to divide the related expenses between personal and business. Only the expenses that relate to the business portion of your home – your home office – can be included on your Form 8829.
Continue reading “Home Office Expenses: Direct, Indirect, and Unrelated”
This is part of the Home Office series.
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Why YOU Should Care:
If you are an employee of someone else and you use a part of your home for business, you may qualify for a deduction for its business use.
Continue reading “Home Office – Special Considerations: Employee Use”
