It depends. You need to calculate how much you use your cellphone and internet for business and how much you used for personal use.
For example, lets say your
cell phone bill was $500.00 (used 100% of the time). You calculated that you
used your phone 30% of the time for business and 70% of the time for personal.
So $500.00 multiplied by 30%= $150.00. You can write off $150.00 as a business
expense, and $350.00 would be a personal expense.
It depends. You need to calculate how much you use your cellphone and internet for business and how much you used for personal use.
For example, lets say your
cell phone bill was $500.00 (used 100% of the time). You calculated that you
used your phone 30% of the time for business and 70% of the time for personal.
So $500.00 multiplied by 30%= $150.00. You can write off $150.00 as a business
expense, and $350.00 would be a personal expense.
If I work from home, 100% of the time, and use the internet for work the entire time that I work, but also use the internet for personal use when not working, how would I determine the percentage of the cost of the internet service to deduct? It sounds really subjective.