Can You Deduct Your Logo Shirt? Short answer: It depends. I like what Mark’s sharing here. But let’s clear up the nuance. Because when it comes to writing off what you wear, context is king. Let’s break it down: ✅ Logo gear you hand out (to clients, team members, swag bags)? That’s likely a marketing expense. Straightforward. 🚫 Logo gear you wear yourself? That’s where it gets dicey. Why? Because the IRS draws a hard line between uniforms and personal clothing. Here’s a simple way to think about it: A firefighter’s gear? 🔥 Only worn on the job. Clearly deductible. Your branded hoodie at a concert? 🧥 Probably not going to fly. The IRS isn’t just looking at what you say something is for… They’re looking at use, intent, and context. Here’s the bigger picture 👇 If you’re running a business—even a side hustle—you’ve got to start operating like a business owner. Because only real businesses get real deductions. That means: Hosting ...