Thought the ladies here might want a heads up.
"Appearance and Image
Taxpayers in the entertainment industry sometimes may incur expenses to maintain an image. These expenses are frequently related to the individual's appearance in the form of clothing, make-up, and physical fitness. Other expenses in this area include bodyguards and limousines. These are generally found to be personal expenses as the inherently personal nature of the expense and the personal benefit far outweigh any potential business benefit.
No deduction is allowed for wardrobe, general make-up, or hair styles for auditions, job interviews, or "to maintain an image"."
http://www.irs.gov/Businesses/Small-...nment-Tax-Tips




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If asked about that expense, I could say they were used in my consulting business for sexual education / preventable disease courses to demonstrate how to keep ones self safe. Dont believe me...catch me in the act and prove it
Thats my stance anyway.
Jeez...

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