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What You Can & Can't Write-Off As A Medical Practice Owner

18 Apr 2026 · 1 min

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Medical practice owners can write off business travel for professional development if they keep receipts, and can deduct either actual expenses or use the IRS standard mileage rate. The IRS watches closely for ineligible expenses like charter flights. There's a $25 per-person cap on certain deductions.

Unless you're running a charter business, the IRS will laugh at you. Business travel for professional development is all fair game. Just keep the receipts. Yes, you can actually deduct the business portion, or you can take the standard mileage rate. Unless you're running a charter business, the IRS will laugh at you. Up to $25 per person. Follow for more ways to lower your tax bill and stick it to the IRS.