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How you can deduct business startup costs from your income taxes

How you can deduct business startup costs from your income taxes When starting a business, owners should treat all eligible costs incurred before beginning to operate the business as capital expenditures that are part of their basis in the business.…

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Interest on Home Equity Loans Often Still Deductible Under new Law

Interest on Home Equity Loans Still Deductible Under New Law The Internal Revenue Service today advised taxpayers that in many cases they can continue to deduct interest paid on home equity loans. Responding to many questions received from taxpayers…