Use this form to summarize and organize your tax deductible business expenses. In order to deduct expenses in your trade or business, you must show that the expenses are “ordinary and necessary.” An ordinary expense is one which is customary in your particular line of work. A necessary expense is one which is appropriate, but not necessarily essential in your business. The application of these terms to you relies heavily on the “facts and circumstances” of your unique situation. A business expense deduction must also take into account any reimbursement you have received, or could have received, or could have received for that expense from your employer or another source.
The information provided is an abbreviated summary of the rules for business expenses applicable to medical professionals. For additional details as to specific business expenses, the records required, and the various governmental regulations. Please contact one of our staff.
Professional Fees & Dues
Uniforms & Upkeep
Auto Travel
Out-of-Town Travel
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Equipment, Supplies & Repairs
Telephone Expenses
Continuing Education
Miscellaneous Expenses
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