Business Travel Tax Deductions: Even 'Vacations' Could Be Tax Deductible for MLM'ers!

Network marketing professionals do a lot of traveling -- national conventions, regional meetings, prospect presentations, etc., etc. Sometimes your trips may include some non-business days. Perhaps you go a few days early or stay a few days after your business commitments to visit with family or friends in the area or just to see the sights. The dilemma is: which expenses are Business Deductions and which ones are (non-deductible) Personal expenses - especially when they overlap? And what about the air fare? And hotel costs? "Combining business with pleasure" -- FINALLY, you are about to learn (in non-jargon, plain English) exactly what the IRS rules are for combined trips, AND with that information, you will know how to "set up" any trip in a way that will let nearly all of your expenses qualify as tax deductions -- even your Personal days! You may even be able to set up your next "vacation" in a way that you get massive Business deductions, while barely feeling the pinch of adding a few minor business obligations in order qualify. This kindle book reveals the "secret rules" auditors use to determine deductibility of a combined business/pleasure trip, By using these rules to your advantage you will maximize your tax deductions, while having no fear of losing any of them in the event of a audit. Much of what you may have heard (even from well-meaning upline!) is just plan wrong. You NEED this book if you travel for your MLM business, and ESPECIALLY if you ever include Personal days on those Business trips.