No, fines and penalties are never deductible.
Fines and penalties paid to a government for violation of any law are NOT deductible. This includes parking tickets, speeding tickets, and other violations.
Parking ticket received while visiting a client
No, parking tickets is generally not tax deductible as a business expense. The IRS considers this a personal expense, even if it has some connection to your work activities. However, there may be limited exceptions in specific circumstances.
Fines and penalties paid to a government for violation of any law are NOT deductible. This includes parking tickets, speeding tickets, and other violations.
Proper documentation is critical for any business deduction. For parking tickets, you should:
Source: IRC § 162(f). This information is for educational purposes only. Consult a qualified tax professional for advice specific to your situation.
No, GoFundMe donations are generally not deductible.
Partially deductible for home office, or as itemized deduction.
No, private school tuition (K-12) is not deductible.
Not a business deduction. May qualify for education credits.
Not a business deduction. May qualify for Dependent Care Credit.
Not a business deduction. Deductible on Schedule A as medical.