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[1] The taxpayer deducted the cost of buying lunch during his workdays as an employee [2] It is possible to deduct 50 percent of the cost of lunches as meals and entertainment expenses if a taxpayer is eating with a customer or client and the meeting is directly related to the conduct of a taxpayer's trade or business. [3] Since Rehman ate alone, he did not meet the requirements to show that the lunches were related to the conduct of his business. Therefore, they were non-deductible personal expenses. [0] 
Meal expenses as an employee
Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce | Professional Development
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