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A high percentage of the questions a CPA gets this time of year, begins with the simple question. “Can I deduct that?” Yes, if it is “Ordinary and Necessary.” But what exactly do “ordinary and necessary expenses” include? This also depends on your business. For instance, if you own a retail store, the IRS wouldn’t…
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