Expenses for clothing
November 14, 2011 | In: Financial Advisor
Among the expenses that a financial planner can be deduced, and the purchase of clothing are two opposing currents.
One claims that are not deductible as absolute inherence does not see any of these expenses with revenues generated by financial advisers as if you were to admit the deductibility for financial advisors, also for a wide category of professionals (accountants, notaries , lawyers) who work on their image, these expenses should be deductible.
The second argues that the current legislation does not clearly address the issue with the result that you can make deductible all costs related to the business and that relate to the activities and operations that contribute to the business income and therefore the cost of clothing, which, however, must be reasonable and consistent with the work done by the financial advisor.
There is, however, to say that among the powers of the Financial Administration for tax purposes on income also includes assessing the appropriateness of costs and revenues and their adjustment in the presence of accounts held regularly.
So it may happen that the tax authorities considered non-deductible costs for clothing.
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