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Spencer Stevens
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Business Travel - Tax Deduction

Spencer Stevens
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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Hi BP, I am curious to know what proof do I need to travel to Utah (from Oregon) to check up on a rental property for the IRS audit of my business trips? I could possibly save down pictures of my texts with the tenants, notifying them I am coming... However, I do want to do drive-by's without them knowing I am in town? Does having a rental property in Utah qualify for a business purpose without needing any evidence?

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Daniel Hyman
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Daniel Hyman
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@Spencer Stevens

Travel expenses for rental properties are deductible, but there are caveats.

Save all of your receipts and keep a log of the business activity that was done during the travel. 

Not all travel expenses are deductible though, so this is an area that you might want to discuss individually with your CPA.

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