Business Expenses That Are 100% Tax Deductible in Canada

Introduction
Canadian businesses can claim various expenses to lower their taxable income. While some expenses are only partially deductible, others qualify for 100% deduction.
100% Tax-Deductible Business Expenses
- Accounting & Legal Fees: Fees paid to accountants, lawyers, or tax consultants.
- Office Supplies: Pens, paper, printer ink, and business-related stationery.
- Advertising & Marketing: Website costs, social media ads, business cards.
- Professional Development: Courses, certifications, industry seminars.
- Software & Subscriptions: Cloud services, bookkeeping software, and business-related apps.
- Vehicle Expenses (For Business Use Only): Fuel, repairs, lease payments (if not personal use).
- Travel Expenses: Flights, hotels, meals (for business trips).
- Salaries & Wages: Employee salaries and contractor payments.
How to Properly Claim Business Expenses
- Keep receipts and invoices for all expenses.
- Use Form T2125 (Statement of Business or Professional Activities) when filing.
- If an expense is partially personal, claim only the business-related portion.
Conclusion
Taking advantage of 100% deductible business expenses helps reduce your tax bill significantly. Keeping organized records ensures smooth tax filing and compliance with CRA regulations.
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