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What a catering business can deduct in 2026: food inventory and COGS, equipment under Section 179, the delivery van, commissary rent, and insurance.
Read articleWhat food truck owners can deduct in 2026: the truck and equipment under Section 179, food inventory and COGS, commissary rent, permits, and Schedule C lines.
Read articleWhat content creators and influencers can write off in 2026: gear, software, the home studio, the wardrobe trap, gifted-product income, and Schedule C lines.
Read articleWhat a landscaping or lawn care business can write off in 2026: equipment, fuel and the fuel tax credit, mileage, materials, crews and Schedule C lines.
Read articleWhat a self-employed house cleaner or cleaning business can write off in 2026: supplies, equipment, mileage, bonding, subcontractors and the Schedule C lines.
Read articleWhat self-employed and 1099 personal trainers can write off in 2026: equipment, certifications, gym space, mileage and more, with the Schedule C lines.
Read articleWhat freelance and self-employed photographers can write off in 2026: cameras, lenses, software, studio, mileage and more, with the Schedule C lines.
Read articleWhat hairstylists, barbers and salon professionals can write off in 2026: booth rent, supplies, mileage, education and more, with the Schedule C lines.
Read articleOnline sellers can write off inventory, platform fees, shipping, mileage and a home office. The 2026 tax deductions for Etsy, eBay and Amazon sellers.
Read articleConstruction contractors can write off tools, materials, mileage, a truck and a home office. Here are the 2026 tax deductions for 1099 and general contractors.
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