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deducting cost of cruise for tax purposes?
10 full days left and counting until I leave for my first cruise -
Caribbean Princess for a full week out of San Juan. As an afterthought, I found myself wondering if anyone has ever successfully deducted the cost of taking a cruise on their income taxes? I've heard that some people do things like that - take a vacation, and figure out a way to deduct the cost of the trip from their annual income, or something like that. I've never tried, so it is almost a foreign concept to me. The only reason I ask is that I do freelance writing, and my editor just asked me to do a couple of stories with a short deadline. (for a magazine) It looks like I may end up doing the bulk of the writing on the cruise - when I can finally get some time away from changing diapers, and taking care of kids. Is that sort of thing enough - having an article, and proof of payment, along with a deadline that is shortly after the cruise date? If you have any suggestions, I'm all ears! |
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