Can You Deduct Investment Fees On Your Taxes?
This video covers the rules relating to tax deductions for investment fees and expenses. I cover what fees are deductible and what fees aren't. I also discuss some exceptions and workarounds to the general rule that investment expenses are not tax deductible. 💡 If you want to learn more about the best tax and investment strategies, check out Winverse ▶️ https://sharonwinsmith.com/winverse/ Video Contents 00:00 - Intro and Prior Law for Deducting Investment Expenses 01:05 - Current Law for Deducting Investment Fees 04:27 - Exceptions to the Rule 07:49 - Myth of Using LLCs to Deduct Expenses The information provided in this video is owned by Winsmith Tax LLC and is solely for informational and educational purposes. It is not intended as investment, legal, or financial advice. Always consult with a professional familiar with your unique situation, or conduct your own research before making any decisions. We might receive commissions for recommending certain products or services.
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