Do you hook or slice on the golf course?
Don’t worry. No matter how well or poorly you play the game, when it comes to deducting your golf expenses, you can always sink a hole in one!
That’s right. Uncle Sam will let you write off your golf expenses if you follow a few simple rules. And these same rules also let you deduct expenses for fishing, scuba diving, hunting, bowling, going to movies or the theater, concerts, partying, or any other activities you and your business associates enjoy.
Want to find out how to put Uncle Sam on your side? Read my new article titled Tax Tips: Deduct Golf Expenses by Knowing When to Speak.
Three ways our fact-filled article can help you:
- We’ll tell you when to talk business. The IRS assumes that when you chat with your fellow golfers on the links, you’re never really talking business. This problem has an easy solution. Move your business discussions to an appropriate “business setting” shortly before or after you hit the links. We’ll give you all the details when you read the full article.
- You’ll learn how to find an appropriate “business setting.” Find a place with tables and chairs, like a lounge on the 19th hole or an off-site restaurant. Avoid places that have a floorshow, band, or other distractions that take place while you’re talking business. You’ll get complete information when you read the full article.
- We’ll explain how to create the iron-clad “proof” the IRS expects. It’s imperative that you keep accurate records. We’ll tell you what to keep track of when you read the full article.