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Retired But Donate Time

Forum|Forum|7 years ago
February 3, 2019
2 replies
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I am a retired physician but donate my professional services at a free clinic. If I have to have a state license and go to courses to keep up my education for the license, can I still have business deductions on my taxes ?

Alumni - Intuit

As a retired physician, you wouldn't be able to deduct these as business expenses, but if you have no income from practicing medicine, and are solely volunteering for a qualified charitable organization, you may deduct these expenses as a charitable contribution.

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You cannot deduct your time as a charitable expense, but you might be able to deduct any out of pocket expenses or mileage.