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Did you know your guard dog or barn cat could actually be a business expense
If an animal serves a legitimate business purpose like protecting property, controlling pests, supporting agricultural operations, the IRS may allow you to deduct their food, vet care, training, and more.

The key word: legitimate.

The IRS draws a hard line between a working animal and a household pet, and documentation is everything.

Swipe through to see what qualifies, what's deductible, and what you need to keep on file.

Have questions about your specific situation? We'd love to help, drop a comment or send us a message. 👇

We are incredibly proud to share that our very own Tariqah Mills, CPA has been named Campaign Treasurer for Nikki Porcher’s run for Georgia Labor Commissioner.

Bringing financial integrity and expert oversight to the table, Tariqah is excited and ready to support this vision for Georgia’s workforce!

To learn more about the campaign or donate click here: https://www.voteporcher4ga.com

April 15 is almost here. Are you ready?

If the answer is "no," filing for an extension is a smart move to avoid the costly 5% monthly failure-to-file penalty. However, it is a common myth that an extension gives you more time to pay.

Swipe to learn more!