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lovemahal-1
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05-08-2021
10:30 PM
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abctax55
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05-08-2021
10:43 PM
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Not if she's an employee..... is she?
The deduction for EE business expenses went away a few years ago, at the federal level. SOME states still allow them.
As the tax pro - you should know these things and not rely on what the insurance sales person has to say about what's deductible.
HumanKind... Be Both
