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Tax deduction for flight simulator?
- Thread starter etsgraham
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I don't know, but that's good initiative for trying.
I have a couple questions.
1. Have you lurked on this site long?
2. Is that actually your picture?
3. If yes to 1 and 2 what the hell are you thinking!?!?
phrogpilot73
Well-Known Member
I don't think so, however it's still good to get them. After you get out and are miserable in your cube-life, you can come home and fly to your hearts content...
After you get out and are miserable in your cube-life, you can come home and fly to your hearts content...
...and describe your lack of flight sim abilities on AirWarriors, where you will be heckled mercelessly.
FormerRecruitingGuru
Making Recruiting Great Again
Why is this thread still open? Shouldn't it be closed by now?
In response to all the ridiculous questions about tax deductions, I just finished doing my returns (whew!) and I'll submit the following: You can't deduct ANY work related expenses (legit or otherwise) unless they exceed 2% of your Adjusted Gross Income. So if you make 100K, you would have to have more than $2000 worth of flight sim and haircut receipts in order to claim the deduction.
Brett
Brett
The only chance you have would be to go the home office route and I don't see it happening. They keep a pretty close eye on that allowance. I was asked to provide a bunch of paperwork last year about my claim. Funny thing is that my claim is legit. I don't have to fudge anything. One nice thing though, a high-end 3-D CAD computer is automatically a good game computer and my upgrades are deductable.
