Brian Martin and Amanda Dickson sit down with Susan Speirs, a CPA and board member of the Utah Association of Certified Public Accountants or UACPA, and Shane Stewart, a Certified Financial Planner with Deseret Mutual Benefit Administrators or DMBA, to find out what changes in tax law you need to know in 2018 before you file your 2017 IRS returns. In this installment, Susan Spears points out that not every home office can be written off as a business tax deduction. So what home offices are tax deductible? Susan walks us through the important standards you must meet in order to be a qualified office space when it comes to deducting your work from home on your income taxes.

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