 Are you ready to learn how to travel for business and save money on taxes?🤑🙋🏻🙋🏽♂️ Raise your hand if you’d rather explore the world than give your hard-earned cash to the IRS.  I see those hands up! 👀 Well, buckle up because I’m about to show you how to do just that.First things first, when it comes to using travel as a business write-off, the intent of the trip must be for business.Don’t worry, this doesn’t mean you have to work the entire time or skip out on having fun. But in case of an audit, the IRS will want to see that the purpose of the trip was for business.So, what are some reasons you might travel for business? The possibilities are endless!  You could attend a conference or seminar🎤👨🏻💼 Meet with clients or business partners 🫱🏻🫲🏼, Shoot content for marketing purposes 📸 Conduct market research, and so much more.🔍Once you have a legitimate business reason for your travel, you only need to participate in business-related activities 50% of the time (if you’re traveling within the US). And guess what? Traveling to and from your destination counts as a business-related activity.  Now, let’s talk about the best part – what expenses can you write off when traveling for business? You can deduct transportation costs like airfare, rental cars, Uber/Lyft expenses, or mileage on your personal vehicle.🚗 Accommodations like hotels, lodging, or Airbnb 🛏️costs are also tax-deductible. And don’t forget about meals – you can write off 50% of the cost, including alcoholic beverages.🍻But here’s the catch – you need to keep track of everything.The more documentation, the better. Save all your receipts and invoices, and make sure to note the dates of business-related activities on your calendar. Document who was there, what was discussed, and the purpose of the activity.🎉 At our company, we like to make taxes fun! 🎉We focus on saving you money while still allowing you to enjoy the benefits of being a business owner! Visit Our Website |