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The IRS takes plenty of your money. So
why give them even more than they're entitled to?
And you may be doing just that. You see, Uncle Sam's business-entertainment tax-deduction rules can mislead you into cheating yourself out of totally legitimate entertainment deductions. Want to make sure that you're taking every penny of every tax deduction you're entitled to? Then play it smart and start reading my new article titled Are You Cheating Yourself of Tax-Deductible Entertainment? Three ways our fact-filled article can help you:
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2.
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Yes. The IRS states that "you
cannot deduct an expense for entertainment that's lavish or
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considered lavish or extravagant if it is reasonable considering the facts
and circumstances." We'll explain this in detail and show you how to
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