Breakfast Diva
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That's just silly! Keep notes on the receipt what you talked about & if it was a new restaurant. We call it 'research' and I wouldn't do it more than once a month, but it's definitely a business expense!You know, it just occurred to me that this gives an excellent, legitimate purpose for spending all that time on FB. You aren't wasting time. You're conducting business research!.Ha! That's how I justify everything! Today we went out, took some pictures along the way then ate at a restaurant in the bigger town south of us. It's a business expense!Arks said:You know, it just occurred to me that this gives an excellent, legitimate purpose for spending all that time on FB. You aren't wasting time. You're conducting business research!
.I wish I could convince DH of this. I'm always out taking pictures and sampling the local restaurants and then writing about them. He will not write any of this off. Only if it is a 'sanctioned' event run by 'someone' or some organization.Breakfast Diva said:Ha! That's how I justify everything! Today we went out, took some pictures along the way then ate at a restaurant in the bigger town south of us. It's a business expense!
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We've even written off trips in the us as our annual meeting since we're a corporation.
.I keep asking when our annual meeting is going to be in some Caribbean island!Breakfast Diva said:We've even written off trips in the us as our annual meeting since we're a corporation.
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Oh boy, I hear ya! But that's where our accountant draws the line. Florida, Hawaii, sure.Madeleine said:I keep asking when our annual meeting is going to be in some Caribbean island!Breakfast Diva said:We've even written off trips in the us as our annual meeting since we're a corporation.
I see that next year's PAII conference (if there's still a PAII as we know it now) is in New Orleans in the beginning of January. That easily could be a written off trip and then the extra days pre or post conference would be vaca and not a tax deduction, but the travel would be covered!