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12 Clever Tax Write Offs for Self Employed People

By Our Editorial Team  |  Published March 27, 2020

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11. Travel Expenses

Traveling for business is also deductible and can include anything from car rentals to airfare to hotel fees. Even if you commute for business meetings or if you often travel to and from coworking spaces you can still write these off.

If it involves a work-related venture, make sure not to forget about it, as every penny counts so you should make the most of any write off opportunity the government offers.

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