Business / tax/ hunting question

If you're CPA will deduct in, sure.

TigerTrey, CPA


Edit: Actually, they are not deductible, but people run them through pretty routinely. I'd consider the dues "less risky" than the stand/equipment.

Also, on the equipment, it for sure depends (the RISK depends) on the type of business youre in. If a landman buys a fourwheeler, he's safer than a lingerie shop buying a fourwheeler.

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Should I buy the above items through my business and use them as a tax write off?

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What kind of business do you have?

T&E write offs are not as easy as they used to be

I used to have my business and I would just write off immediate expenses instead of capital improvements. Such as would "report" I was taking clients every weekend and write off gas, groceries, corn, etc.

My CPA, who just happens to be my mother writes off EVERYTHING for me.

Deduct under "Meals and Entertainment"