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    Food provided at class

    A client holds classes in his store regularly. He provides some food (coffee, rolls, water, etc.) for class participants. Does this qualify for 100% deduction? I believe the coffee will, but will the minor snacks also?

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    Food for class

    I believe is 100% deductible. My wife teaches music and holds "group" lessons where she provides chips, pop and candy. I list those expenses as "supplies" on her sched C. I am anxious to see other responses to your question.
    Larry M

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      #3
      Yes!

      As Marv Albert says, YES!
      100% deductible.

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        #4
        Yes.

        Deduct snacks and hors d'oeuvres (potted meat on saltine).

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          #5
          This is a good question. And I'd say yes, also.

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            #6
            All deductible as long as the client doesn't partake.

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              #7
              Fringe benefit?

              Originally posted by Unregistered
              All deductible as long as the client doesn't partake.
              Maybe that would qualify as a de minimis fringe benefit for the client.

              When I was in the Air Force, I asked a mess sgt. who drew a separate ration allowance if he paid for the meals he ate in the mess hall.

              He explained that he never ate a meal in the mess hall, but sometimes tasted the food to make sure it was suitable for the troops. The "man who never inhaled " couldn't have given a better answer.

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