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What a junk removal business can write off in 2026: the truck and mileage, dump fees, day-labor crew, equipment, insurance, and the 20% QBI deduction.
Read articleWhat a self-employed welder can write off in 2026: the welding rig, rig pay, consumables, leathers, mileage, and the 20% QBI deduction, explained.
Read articleWhat a self-employed painter can write off in 2026: paint, sprayers and ladders, the work van, insurance, RRP certification, QBI, and 1099 rules.
Read articleWhat a self-employed barber can write off in 2026: booth rent, clippers, mileage, license renewal, the 20% QBI deduction, and why your own haircuts are not.
Read articleWhat a self-employed makeup artist can write off in 2026: kit supplies, mileage to weddings and shoots, training, booth rent, QBI, and what is not deductible.
Read articleWhat a self-employed handyman can write off in 2026: tools, the work truck, materials, insurance, bonding, the home office, QBI, sales tax, and 1099 rules.
Read articleWhat self-employed auto mechanics can write off in 2026: tools and toolboxes, shop equipment, the work truck, parts, ASE certifications, QBI, and 1099 rules.
Read articleWhat self-employed plumbers can write off in 2026: tools, the work van, license renewals, materials, safety gear, QBI, self-employment tax, and 1099 rules.
Read articleWhat self-employed electricians can write off in 2026: tools, the work van, license renewals, union dues, safety gear, QBI, self-employment tax, and 1099 rules.
Read articleWhat Airbnb hosts can write off in 2026: cleaning, supplies, platform fees, depreciation, mileage, plus Schedule C vs Schedule E and the rental loophole.
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