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    PT and Tax write-offs

    I have a question for the American PTs out there. What are some of the tax write-offs that you've done without fearing an audit on them? I'm just curious about what kind of legitimate write-offs are available.
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    Originally Posted by Ikeman83 View Post
    I have a question for the American PTs out there. What are some of the tax write-offs that you've done without fearing an audit on them? I'm just curious about what kind of legitimate write-offs are available.
    If you own a business, the write-offs are endless. Training equipment, rent, web hosting, marketing materials, internet radio subscriptions, professional liability insurance, business mileage, and pretty much anything else that is a business expense.

    If you don't own the business, I believe you can still write off anything associated with the job that exceeds 2% of your income. If you make $30,000, that would be anything over $600.
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