Residency Rules: Navigating Tax Implications for Pro Athletes
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The cost of purchasing branded clothing that you bring to shows or sell online are deductible.
Should you need to purchase clothing or get embellished for a show, a portion of the glam expenses can be deducted.
Advertisements and paid posts on platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok to promote your brand are deductible.
The cost of purchasing branded clothing that you bring to shows or sell online are deductible.
Should you need to purchase clothing or get embellished for a show, a portion of the glam expenses can be deducted.
Advertisements and paid posts on platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok to promote your brand are deductible.
For social media influencers, your phone and internet plans are essential for earning business income. The good news is that any business-related phone, internet, and data-usage bills are deductible.
Hang on to your dining receipts! Meals and entertainment may be 50 per cent deductible. This includes occasions like taking colleagues out for dinner or purchasing event tickets (i.e.: sports, concert, etc.) to promote your brand.
Bringing in a proactive team of professionals is essential to any influencer’s success. The good news is that your accounting, legal, and consulting fees are all deductible in the business.
For social media influencers, your phone and internet plans are essential for earning business income. The good news is that any business-related phone, internet, and data-usage bills are deductible.
Hang on to your dining receipts! Meals and entertainment may be 50 per cent deductible. This includes occasions like taking colleagues out for dinner or purchasing event tickets (i.e.: sports, concert, etc.) to promote your brand.
Bringing in a proactive team of professionals is essential to any influencer’s success. The good news is that your accounting, legal, and consulting fees are all deductible in the business.
If you travel in order to earn business income, your related expenses are likely deductible. Examples of related travel expenses may include lodging (hotel rooms, Airbnb rentals, etc.), transportation (flights, train tickets, public transit fare, ride sharing apps, car rentals, etc.), and meals (dining at a restaurant, ordering take out, etc.) If the expense is related to travel for earning business income, it is considered deductible.
If you work out of your home and have a dedicated space that you use to earn business income, you are allowed to claim a portion of your home expenses that included, but not limited to:
If you are an influencer that meets with people, or a food blogger that needs to drive to a restaurant, you can deduct a portion of your vehicle expenses for business purposes such as:
If you travel in order to earn business income, your related expenses are likely deductible. Examples of related travel expenses may include lodging (hotel rooms, Airbnb rentals, etc.), transportation (flights, train tickets, public transit fare, ride sharing apps, car rentals, etc.), and meals (dining at a restaurant, ordering take out, etc.) If the expense is related to travel for earning business income, it is considered deductible.
If you work out of your home and have a dedicated space that you use to earn business income, you are allowed to claim a portion of your home expenses that included, but not limited to:
If you are an influencer that meets with people, or a food blogger that needs to drive to a restaurant, you can deduct a portion of your vehicle expenses for business purposes such as:
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