CHICAGO - NOVEMBER 1: Current federal tax forms are distributed at the offices of the Internal Revenue Service November 1, 2005 in Chicago, Illinois. A presidential panel today recommended a complete overhaul of virtually every tax law for individuals and businesses. (Photo Illustration by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Can I deduct this from my taxes? I always ask myself. I’m sure this thought has crossed your mind too since money is tight for many of us.
Many taxpayers have come up with a lot of zany arguments to justify their federal tax breaks. To enjoy some laughs before the 2022 tax season, here are 15 of the most creative ones that the courts decided weren’t quite successful thanks to Kiplinger’s help. Check out these 15 ridiculous things people tried to deduct on their taxes below. If you would like to see why these taxpayers’ arguments didn’t fly in court, click here.
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