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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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"You can deduct this as business expense." or "You can deduct this as a business expense."
Which is the correct version?
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In the future please put the question in the body of the post, not in the header. The header should be a very brief summary of what you are asking about. In your post, you could just reverse the position of the header and the body.
- In the future please put the question in the body of the post, not in the header.
- The header should be a very brief summary of what you are asking about.
- In your post, you could just reverse the position of the header and the body.
- Use " a business expense".
- CJ
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In the future please put the question in the body of the post, not in the header. The header should be a very brief summary of what you are asking about. In your post, you could just reverse the position of the header and the body.
Use "a business expense".
CJ
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