Yes, you can deduct certain dues, subscriptions, and memberships as business expenses, but there are important limitations and restrictions that you must understand to properly claim these deductions while maintaining compliance with federal tax law.

You can deduct the business-use percentage of your phone and internet bills with proper documentation.

Yes, fees for legal, accounting, and other professional services are deductible if they’re business-related.

Office equipment and furniture can be depreciated or expensed under Section 179 if used for business.

Yes, business gifts are deductible up to $25 per recipient per year, if properly documented and business-related.

Deduct up to $5,000 in startup and organizational costs, with the rest amortized over 15 years under IRS rules.

Business travel is deductible if properly documented. Meals are 50% deductible, with strict IRS substantiation required.

Business meals are 50% deductible if conditions are met. Entertainment expenses are generally not allowed under current IRS rules.

Claim deductions like operating costs, travel, home office, and more if they’re ordinary and necessary for your business.