Do you enjoy hunting?
If you do, my new article is for you. You see, in Part 5 of my series on entertainment-facility tax law, you’ll find out how the IRS and lawmakers are taking potshots at your hunting activities.
Want to learn how to keep these valuable entertainment-facility deductions? We’ll explain winning strategies you can use now when you read my new article titled Tax Tips: Tax Deductions for Entertainment Facility, Part 5: Hunting.
Three ways our fact-filled article can help you:
- You’ll learn how to preserve your shooting-preserve deduction. The key point? You need to qualify the hunt as tax-deductible-associated entertainment. The reason your hunt is deductible is that you don’t have exclusive use of the commercial-hunting shooting preserve. We’ll explain everything in detail when you read the full article.
- We’ll show you how to deduct hunting-lodge expenses. If you and your fellow hunters stay overnight at the hunting lodge on the shooting preserve, the “entertainment facility” rules disallow the lodging. But there’s an easy way to get around these rules as you’ll discover when you read the full article.
- You’ll learn the basics of smart hunting-lease planning. If you’re thinking about leasing hunting rights, you should know that this kind of transaction can be extremely tricky. We’ll show you how to stay out of trouble when you read the full article.