Answered: SSTB- personal trainers and yoga instructors seem to fit the other businesses whose owners/employees use their "skill" to operate, AGREE, DISAGREE.

VPBC1 · ‎12-07-2019

itonewbie · ‎12-07-2019

Disagree. It's meant to be narrowly defined. The preamble and final regs are very clear about that.

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itonewbie · ‎12-07-2019

Disagree. It's meant to be narrowly defined. The preamble and final regs are very clear about that.

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Marc-TaxMan · ‎12-07-2019

Now I have to go look up the Regs? Research? Educate myself?

IRonMaN · ‎12-07-2019

If this is a poll, I'll also cast a vote for disagree. It's amazing how something so simple as giving a 20% deduction for a business has been made so complicated. Is it a business? But is it really a business? But what kind of business is it, because if it isn't the right kind of business, we might just have to jump through a few more hoops. Is tax season almost over yet?

Slava Ukraini!

SSTB- personal trainers and yoga instructors seem to fit the other businesses whose owners/employees use their "skill" to operate, AGREE, DISAGREE.

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