business purposes: Is 300 sq ft the maximum I can claim for “business purposes” even though my actual space is 640 sq ft.?
300 sq ft max and flat $5/sq ft for a total of $1500 is the simplified method. You can instead use the actual expenses method and figure your home office percentage of the homes total. If your 640 is 20% of total house of 3200 sq ft then you can […]
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