Business owners are legally permitted to write off ordinary and necessary expenses that are common and helpful for running their trade or profession. Deductible business expenses commonly include standard operational costs such as office rent, utilities, commercial software subscriptions, advertising, legal and professional fees, business travel, machinery or vehicle depreciation, employee wages, and a portion of home office expenses if used exclusively for business. Personal, living, or family expenses are strictly prohibited from being written off.
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