“What can you deduct: 0, 50%, or 100%? To get our complete, FREE articlewith all the details… COVID-19 is going away, perhaps by early summer. It’s time to start thinking business meals and partying with your employees. The chart in this article gives you a helicopter view of the latest business meal and entertainment rules. CLICK HERE to see the chart. … [Read more...]
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Now, Deduct 100% of Your Business Meals!
To get our complete, FREE articlewith all the details… Eat, drink, and be merry, because tomorrow you dine. Why should you be merry? Because thanks to a new law and new IRS regulations, all your business meals qualify for a 100% tax deduction! This includes restaurant meals, take-out, and delivery! Read the full, complete article for full details. Here’s the … [Read more...]
Deduct 100% of Your Employee Recreation and Parties!
To get my complete, FREE articlewith all the details… Go ahead. Take your employees out to have fun and party hearty. If you do, you can deduct 100% of the cost! That’s right. You can take out your employees, their spouses, and their children to play golf, play tennis, go swimming and much more. And write it all off! For example, they can enjoy lunch, dinner, and … [Read more...]
Creating More Business-Meal Tax Deductions After the TCJA
Eat up! Thanks to changes in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), it’s now much easier to write-off business meals for you, your customers, other business contacts — and even your spouse! That’s right. The IRS has reverted to the pre-1963 (more business-friendly) “ordinary” and “necessary” business-expense rules. So what are they? We’ll explain fully when you read my new … [Read more...]
Employee Recreation and Parties Survive TCJA Tax Reform
Here’s some good news about the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA)… The TCJA has retained the 100-percent tax deduction for qualified employee parties and qualified employee entertainment facilities. Interestingly, if you provide a meal for your employees during a training program, you can deduct only 50-percent of the cost. But if you know the rules, you can take your … [Read more...]