Does the Cohan Rule Still Matter? - Think Outside the Tax Box

Does the Cohan Rule Still Matter?

Looking to write off your favorite wine? Better yet, how about deducting it while lacking the receipts?

For nearly a century, freewheeling salespeople, hobnobbers, and schmoozers alike have treated potential customers and employees to fine dining and entertaining all while seeking the maximum tax break in the process with minimal substantiation.

While proving these expenses has certainly gotten easier with technology, smart planners have made use of the so-called Cohan rule to enjoy the deductions without the paperwork nightmare. Want to make use of it yourself? Read on to learn more.

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