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When did my business start?
I went to home inspector school in October 2016, passed my state licensing test in November, purchased liability insurance in December, set up my LLC in February 2017, I had no income from my new business in 2016.
What date can I use for when my business started, November 10th when I passed my state licensing test, or February when I set up my LLC?
What can I claim in 2016?
What date can I use for when my business started, November 10th when I passed my state licensing test, or February when I set up my LLC?
What can I claim in 2016?
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June 6, 2019
3:38 AM
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The costs of going to inspector school and taking the exam are not deductible. The IRS does not allow tax deductions for costs associated with entering a new trade or business. Your only deductible expense for 2016 is the insurance premium.
Your business started sometime after November 10, whenever you began holding yourself out as a house inspector and soliciting business.
June 6, 2019
3:38 AM