A tax deduction is an expense related to your business that you are legally allowed to subtract from your total income before taxes are calculated.
In simple words:
If your business made $50,000 in one year, and you had $10,000 in deductible expenses, you would
only pay taxes on $40,000 — not the full $50,000.
This means:
Here are some everyday business expenses that may qualify as deductions:
Important: The expense must be “ordinary and necessary” — meaning it’s common and helpful for your business.
Deductions are not a trick or a loophole. They are a normal part of running a business in the U.S. The government allows deductions to support business growth and recognize the costs of doing business.
Failing to claim deductions means you could be paying more in taxes than you should.
Understanding tax deductions helps you make smarter financial decisions and protect your business income. You work hard — make sure your money works for you too.
If you want to find out which deductions apply to your business, Naebom Business is here to help.
Schedule a free consultation with Naebom Tax Guide today.
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