If a stripper gets breast implants can she write it off on her taxes as a business expense?

no she cant cause we all know that their not just used for her job

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Yes, for stripper cosmetic surgery, dance lesions, yoga class are all legitimate business expenses.

what about a gigalo getting a penal implant? does that count also????

we used to write off chin straps jock straps and helments when i played

They are directly related to their business and income earning ability.

Hooters waitresses, porn stars or bikini models. Any job where the appearance of your body is a factor plastic surgery can be listed as a write off.

That's a good question. I don't see any reason why they shouldn't. A friend of mine knows a girl who works as a waitress in a strip joint. She had Implants. If I remember to, I'll ask him to ask her.

Since it is a one time expense I see no reason not to allow a depreciated business expense deduction. It is little different than special clothing, make-up, etc. which ARE legitimate business expenses.

Because when she is not working she is still wearing them and flaunting them... to be a business expense they have to be used exclusively for business.

She may be working in a different way when she's not stripping that would still generate bigger tips because of the implants. lol

I think that's stupid. Just another way to get cheaper fake tits. Be thankful for what you have.

Business owners buy trucks they don't use for work and write it off on their taxes.

True, and the girl may actually use her breasts. lol

No. The sort of people who go see strippers undoubtedly are so desperate they could care less. Or they are already married... and in that case shouldn't be going to stripper places anyways.

Sure... it's like a car...you have to keep mileage for personal use and for business use. She just has to keep a log of the personal and business use of her new 'Attributes.'

lol

Sounds like one.

I'm not a lawyer but I would think she could.

But fake jugs are terrible. Give me small, natural breasts over large fake ones all day, everyday. I really do mean it.

I don't think it is proper but I have heard that it is a write off.

She might have to subtract all the time when she isn't working like you do when you have your business in your home or use your family car for business.

or so I'm told

The tax code is rather open about it but I think this statement fits,

When the expenditure enhances or produces direct effect on increasing income or maintaining income it is deductable.

U guys get over urself and put those away....... fake tits ruin what god gave u

I agree. Real is better, no matter what size.
And there is "too much of a good thing(s)".

Oh the chick in the picture definitely can. Of course I would have to inspect them more closely just to make sure she isn't trying to commit fraud of anykind! lol

No because you don't need over-sized breasts to get business.

I'd write them off if I were her. Hell, I'd write them of twice. Also as a medical expense.

Well that what the courts have said. A transsexual woman can also deduct her sex change from her taxes (my uncle is a tax accountant and told me about that one when that decision and also about the stripper situation when they were made) but she can't get a tax deduction for other surgerys that are only to enhance her looks unless she uses her breasts for work purposes. So sadly breast implants are deductible for strippers because they ''use'' their breasts for their jobs thus it's not just for cosmetic enhancement. And also sadly transsexuals can have SRS costs deducted from thier taxes because SRS is a ''proper'' course of treatment for the transsexual person when suffers from Gender Identity Disorder.

It would help you get buisness

I'd say big boobs would be considered a prop in a stripper's line of work. It may be that a focus on breasts may have to be a part of her stage persona to begin with, though.

With a stage name "Chesty", I would say they were part of the act.

Yep, and therefore probably deductable. Insurable too, I'd say. She ought to protect those assets!

She seems to be business savvy, so I would guess they are well insured.

In nevada!

Not sure,i'll probably have to do a Hands On inspection...

Get in line!!! lolol

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