Your year-end tax check

Top 3 Deductions for Insurance Agents

Are these three costs getting a second look before year-end?

For business owners and self-employed professionals. Eligibility depends on your situation.

01

Licenses and regulatory fees

Renewal and regulatory fees for an existing business may qualify. Fines and startup costs need separate treatment.

One useful action

Keep renewal notices and payment receipts; separate any fine or penalty.

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02

Errors and omissions coverage

Eligible business liability or professional liability premiums may qualify. Separate personal coverage and check the policy period.

One useful action

Keep the policy and premium statement showing what the coverage is for.

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03

Advertising your agency

Recurring ads and promotional materials for your operating business may qualify. Keep long-term assets and client entertainment separate.

One useful action

Save the campaign invoice and a copy of the advertisement.

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Business expenses must be ordinary and necessary. Keep receipts and the business purpose; separate personal use and reimbursements. Inventory and long-term assets can have different rules. General education, not individual tax advice.

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