Taxes

My accountant gave me a pretty hard time when I told him that I wanted to write off food on my taxes (not meals, just general groceries for the year). He said that it has to be a business related expense. As if we don’t need to food to live! How can we work if we’re starving?! Geez. I’d say that’s a pretty sound business expense.

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Just for today, I accept that the IRS can’t tax my spirit (only my family of origin can do that).