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Starting Your Business/Keeping Tax Records

What are Business Expenses

Tax Preparation Fee

You can deduct as a trade or business expense the cost of preparing that part of your tax return relating to your business as a sole proprietor. The remaining cost is deductible on Schedule A (Form 1040) if you itemize your deductions.

You can also take a business deduction for the amount you pay or incur in resolving asserted tax deficiencies for your business as a sole proprietor.


Important References

Publication 535                    Business Expenses
Form 1040 Schedule C      Profit or Loss from Business