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1. Measure your home office. Divide the square footage of the office by the square footage of the house. Divide your rent by this percentage (and utilities as well). This is how much
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1. Visit the IRS website and download publication 587 (Business Use of Your Home). This document lists the conditions that you must meet before you can deduct rent from your tax return
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Rent payments to a landlord for a personal residence are not typically tax deductible. Much like food, clothing and other consumer expenses, rent is considered an ordinary purchase
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There is a pretty long list of items that can be claimed as a tax deduction, like tax advise or books, mortgage interest, and work uniforms. You can also deduct items like charitable
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