I'm going over my receipts from each month to make sure I didn't miss anything. Man, I feel dirty, I use TS% for almost anything non-edible, and I mean almost everything! Christmas decorations, mouse traps, lounge chairs etc... if my daycare kids use it or if I purchased it with a daycare use in mind, I've been claiming it. But it doesn't seem right.:confused: Is there a more ethical way to determine if you can claim something for daycare or not?
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Or maybe I should just give one or two examples:
Example #1-I bought a kid's recliner for my daughter. It was purchased with her in mind, but is kept in an area where the dc kids can use it to read their books (and they do use it).
Example #2- My DH bought a drill for personal use, but both of us have used it numerous times to install or repair items intended only for daycare use.
Tom Copeland mentioned in a response things that are "necessary and ordinary" can be deducted. I guess I feel I'm on a slippery slope with some of the deductions.
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Originally posted by Jennifer91 View PostOr maybe I should just give one or two examples:
Example #1-I bought a kid's recliner for my daughter. It was purchased with her in mind, but is kept in an area where the dc kids can use it to read their books (and they do use it).
Example #2- My DH bought a drill for personal use, but both of us have used it numerous times to install or repair items intended only for daycare use.
Tom Copeland mentioned in a response things that are "necessary and ordinary" can be deducted. I guess I feel I'm on a slippery slope with some of the deductions.
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Originally posted by Jennifer91 View PostOr maybe I should just give one or two examples:
Example #1-I bought a kid's recliner for my daughter. It was purchased with her in mind, but is kept in an area where the dc kids can use it to read their books (and they do use it).
Example #2- My DH bought a drill for personal use, but both of us have used it numerous times to install or repair items intended only for daycare use.
Tom Copeland mentioned in a response things that are "necessary and ordinary" can be deducted. I guess I feel I'm on a slippery slope with some of the deductions.
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Originally posted by Jennifer91 View PostOr maybe I should just give one or two examples:
Example #1-I bought a kid's recliner for my daughter. It was purchased with her in mind, but is kept in an area where the dc kids can use it to read their books (and they do use it).
Example #2- My DH bought a drill for personal use, but both of us have used it numerous times to install or repair items intended only for daycare use.
Tom Copeland mentioned in a response things that are "necessary and ordinary" can be deducted. I guess I feel I'm on a slippery slope with some of the deductions.
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