When you read the above scenario did you think that anything regarding the baseball game could be considered tax deductible? It’s likely given that straightforward scenario that the meal and drinks were absolutely tax deductible-you have to eat when you travel for work, and the IRS can’t determine where you can and can’t eat. What in that scenario is considered tax deductible? Here’s a few tips… For an example, say you travel to California for work, but when work has concluded for the day you decide to take in a Dodger’s baseball game-tickets, hotdogs, etc.-and then the next morning you go back to work. But then there are those trips where you travel and you mix, unavoidably, your business needs with leisure. And most of the time those expenses are, without a doubt, considered tax-deductible expenses. When you travel for work you have expenses you have to pay for fuel, lodging, food, etc.
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