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Businesses . . . Taxes . . . Office in the home . . .

Ask yourself

• Do you operate a business out of your home?

• Is the space set aside for exclusive use in the business or is it the principal place of business?

• Is the taxpayer required by the employer to provide a home office?

• Is the home office the primary place where you perform your duties of employment or is it used on a regular and continuous basis for meeting customers?

• Do you have a completed Form T2200?

• What portion of the home is used for business purposes?

• Should the expenses be prorated on any other basis?

• What are amounts spent for: utilities, maintenance and repairs including light bulbs and cleaning supplies, rent, insurance, property taxes, mortgage interest

Links:

• Back to Office in the Home page

• Allowable deductions

• Calculations

• Restrictions

• Recent court cases

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Last modified: 06/28/06