FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Personal expenses are deductions:
a. for AGI |
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b. always deductible. |
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c. Deductions from AGI |
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d. non of the above. |
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Personal expenses are always not deductible.
Personal expenses are incurred for personal purpose only not for business purpose, those expenses do not bring for deductions for tax calculations
But tax saving expenses are deductible like medical policy, retirement plan contribution
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