Minsu: Business Analysis

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Minsu wanted to know how much of his expenses can he deduct on taxes? He knows the relevant educational tax credits, all he wants is business deductions. A business is an economic activity that involves purchase and sale of goods to make a profit. Costs that are ordinary and necessary relating to the business activity are deductible (IRS 334,

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