Can visit to strip clubs (cover charge, drinks and tips) be used as a duty conclusion for business expenses?
Strippers do not pay taxes on tips, so shouldn't the tipper take a tax break as okay?Answers: Funny, but yes. Do a search on any turn upside down engine and you will find articles about it.
Im indeed no expert, but the tax program I use(and enjoy used for about yesteryear 6 years) separates Business Expenses into three groups: "Meals and Entertainment," "Other Than Meals and Entertainment" and "expenses not listed above",which for me be scrubs, my laptop,shoes,etc.
Other than Meals and Entertainment includes: vehicle expenses(business miles X 44.5 cents, upkeep, repairs,insurance,etc),pkg. fees,tolls,lodging,motor rental,plane tickets...etc.
Meals and Entertainment includes exactly what it reads.meal and entertainment.
So-it would seem to me that you could include it. There may be someone out in that,though, that could tell you why you CANT.
I include every little item I can..I am a nurse and last year, my total business expenses come to almost $16,000. I even keep receipts from Wal-Mart when I buy ink pen!! It adds up faster than you contemplate! Good Luck!
What are you doing going to strip clubs during a "Business Trip?" Im only tomfoolery! Might as well own some fun when ya can!
If i salaried nearly $1000 within federal taxes at two job ending year..?
what should i get subsidise??i claimed single and zero.
Answers: You haven't provided adequate information.
Go to the Tax Calculator at TurboTax, enter your data and take a good estimate of your taxes:
http://turbotax.intuit.com/tax-software/...
it depends on how much you made that year. What be your income?
I was on state disability due to pregnancy, should I expect a W2 from them?
Answers: You will recieve a form to file with your taxes most likely under the MISC category.