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In response to "For tax purposes, can you deduct clothing used exclusively for work? i.e. construction workers deducting tough pants or shirts?" by Mop (236 lbs)

From my tax preparer: only if that clothing isn't used for other reasonable purposes.

Posted by musubi May 7 '09, 08:26

So a business suit is not deductable.
A hazmat suit is ductable.

A company logo hat is not deductable.
A construction worker hardhat is deductable.

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For a constuction worker: I know hardhats, steel toe boots and safety eyewear are deductable. (nm) - musubi May 7, 08:27
so your grass hula skirts? no?? -- nm - dug May 7, 08:27 1
- Can you read? Stuff that *isn't* used for other purposes. (nm) - musubi May 7, 08:28

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