Deductibility of Business Aircraft

A company’s first step in successfully defending a business aircraft deduction is to use the airplane in an enterprise that operates at a profit. CPAs will find that businesses the taxpayer does not engage in for profit won’t be allowed any business deduction. The IRS will scrutinize large business aircraft deductions from entities that generate little or no profit. Personal airplane expenses disguised as trade or business expenses aren’t justifiable deductions.

Source: Deductibility of Business Aircraft

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