Putting your logo on a shirt doesn't make it a business deduction. The IRS looks at something called "inherently personal." A firefighter's uniform? That's clearly work-only. But a sport coat or a tee shirt with your logo? You could easily wear that to dinner. That's the problem. If it sounds too good to be true, it often is. There's a big difference between slapping your logo on clothing and running legitimate advertising. Know the difference before you claim it. #TaxStrategy #BusinessDeductions #AssetProtection #GetUpleveled SF0757