Thanks for the reply @Hal_Al ! Unfortunately, due to our income it looks like we wont be able to claim any of the LLC ($138,000 or more if you file a joint return). https://www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/individuals/llc
Also, it looks like on the page I linked, it says only a max of $2000 per return (and phases out with more income). So I think I'm pretty out of luck there.
The MBA article does seem to pertain to my wife's situation though. Reading a little more, if she were to get licensed as a Therapist and start practicing as a therapist, then it sounds like it would not be deductible "For example, if an M.B.A. student switches fields after graduation, it is harder to justify a writeoff."
Thanks again! I think that it's too grey of an area, and sort of leans as to not being allowed probably. Best to not expense it, it seems.
