Question
I am traveling to Europe for 17 days for some business meetings. I would like to do as much sightseeing and touring as possible in the countries I am visiting. I am sharing my itinerary below with the hope that you can let me know how many days I need to actually work to deduct the cost of my airfare.
Day | Date | Activity |
Sunday | 1st | Fly from California to Greece |
Monday | 2nd | |
Tuesday | 3rd | |
Wednesday | 4th | Fly from Greece to Italy |
Thursday | 5th | |
Friday | 6th | |
Saturday | 7th | |
Sunday | 8th | |
Monday | 9th | |
Tuesday | 10th | Fly from Italy to Netherlands |
Wednesday | 11th | |
Thursday | 12th | Fly from Netherlands to Germany |
Friday | 13th | |
Saturday | 14th | |
Sunday | 15th | |
Monday | 16th | |
Tuesday | 17th | Fly from Germany to California |
Answer
You’re going to love this answer. You can deduct the entire cost of the airfare by working six days. We’ll show you the days you need to work later.
But now there’s an important question: Why are you asking about the airfare only? What about meals and lodging? We’re going to help you find those deductions, too. Frankly, we don’t want you missing out on the thousands of dollars you will likely spend for meals and lodging.
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