12 Clever Tax Write Offs for Self Employed People

By Our Editorial Team  |  Published March 27, 2020

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An open leather planner and gold pen on a minimalist desk symbolize the organized foundation of successful business operations.

3. Business Operations

Pretty much anything under the umbrella of business operations can be deducted. Everything from utilities to even landscaping, so when it’s time to file your taxes don’t leave any stones unturned.

Marketing, office supplies, travel, internet charges, rent, advertising, repairs and anything else that helps run your operations are also included in this category. That’s why it’s so important to keep tabs on all your expenses.

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A person reviews a financial growth chart on a tablet, ensuring their long-term savings and investments remain on track.

4. Finances

Furthermore, finances can be included in tax write-offs. For example, you can count on business insurance premiums, overdraft fees or wire transfers (bank charges in general) to be deducted.

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