Tax Deductions

Can you claim CO2, bottles, etc. as tax deductions?

Only if you have a legitimate business that uses them. I hope you weren't serious.

I can't imagine why you would be able to.

mosquitocontrol said:

Only if you have a legitimate business that uses them. I hope you weren't serious.

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I thought you could claim hobby expenses up to a certain amount.

No, sorry.

Ok, but they really should change that law....that is if they want MY business.

Your tax deduction is the tax-free* beer you're brewing!

*sales tax excluded, obviously

Not really. I'm supposed to pay taxes on all ingredients as well as equipment.

no tax on food in cali !

That's the way it should be in every state. Last time I checked, grain is food. Stupid, greedy bureaucrats.

No tax on grain, hops, or yeast (I think) in Florida either. That's about the only good political, tax, education, or government related thing I can say about this state.

Reelale said:

I thought you could claim hobby expenses up to a certain amount.

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if that was the case, I'd be loaded. :rockin:

Reelale said:

That's the way it should be in every state. Last time I checked, grain is food. Stupid, greedy Beerocrats.

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I belong to the Beerocrats and resemble that remark!

kharmajavah said:

No tax on grain, hops, or yeast (I think) in Florida either. That's about the only good political, tax, education, or government related thing I can say about this state.

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BS...Every person that is about to claim bankruptcy moves there and are able to keep their home. That is why Enron (or some other large corporation) had their presedent move their prior to bankruptcy and buy a 3 million dollar home that wasn't lost when he filed.

I am not saying BS to you, just to the fact that there are so many different tax havens throughout the world. Here, there, everywhere has them.