Tax deductible Busse

[762 shooter]

You can write off anything you want as long as you don't get audited. Dont know what type of work you do but if you're self employed, you shouldn't have a problem.

I am a landscape contractor. Because of this last week it is easily justified.
I dropped a fig tree in someones back yard. Usually I would have to reduce it with loppers, I did it in 1/3 the time with the CG FBM. Sweet.

 

[Ian Allomes]

I am a landscape contractor.

It’s a similar scenario for me.
I have just reason to have a large knife when working in the bush loading bush rocks every day, so I claimed on my first NO-e. It was kept in the rock truck 24/7.

The other knife claimed was one of the Crash Axes I bought a couple of years ago. One of them is kept in the plant nursery and gets used regularly.

I still have plenty that I didn’t claim.

Ian.

 

[mrwalk89]

Sounds legitimate to me, way to improve efficiency and cut costs. I assume you know how to use those tax savings.

 

[winmagfrog]

I have claimed a couple, but only ones that were absolutely going to work with me. I would never claim a safe queen, but to claim a tool for work is 100% legit. I claim range expenses and some shooting supplies as well, but again I keep it legit. I won't claim my hobby items as work items, even though I'm sure I could get away with it. Something about integrity....