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Can I deduct expenses that I do not have written proof for?
No, you cannot deduct them, unfortunately. Per IRS, you must have substantiation documentation and recordkeeping for your deductions, or any expenses that you claim.
Note: The written proof doesn't include only receipts... checks, credit card statements showing payment for your expenses is sufficient proof. Otherwise, expenses may not be deductible.
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Can I deduct expenses that I do not have written proof for?
No, you cannot deduct them, unfortunately. Per IRS, you must have substantiation documentation and recordkeeping for your deductions, or any expenses that you claim.
Note: The written proof doesn't include only receipts... checks, credit card statements showing payment for your expenses is sufficient proof. Otherwise, expenses may not be deductible.