Tax Rep Network with Eric Green

Planes, Yachts & Automobiles: Cracking IRS § 280F With Victoria Boon

Tax Rep Network with Eric Green

Show Notes

Former IRS subject matter expert Victoria “Vicki” Boon joins Eric Green to reveal the truth about § 280F and why taxpayers so often stumble when writing off planes, yachts, RVs, and cars. With 22 years inside the IRS, Vicki explains what examiners really look for, the documentation that makes or breaks a case, and the common myths that cost clients big. If you want to bulletproof deductions and avoid audit disasters, this is the episode you can’t miss.

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