Articles and updates on receipt and invoice extraction, data processing and automation.
What freelance writers and authors can write off in 2026: home office, software, research, mileage, the QBI rule, and the creative-expense break most miss.
Read articleWhat every US landlord can deduct on Schedule E in 2026: mortgage interest, repairs, depreciation, mileage, insurance, and the records to back it up.
Read articleWhat Uber, Lyft, and delivery drivers can write off in 2026: mileage at 72.5 cents a mile, platform fees, phone, and the gear that cuts your taxes.
Read articleWhat independent consultants can deduct in 2026: home office, travel, meals, and the 20% QBI deduction, plus why consulting is an SSTB that phases out.
Read articleWhat freelance graphic designers can deduct in 2026: software, hardware, the home office, and the 20% QBI deduction (graphic design is not an SSTB).
Read articleWhat 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.
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