Serious question I'm asking myself right now: If my Hearthstone prizes are a taxable income as if they were an autonomous worker's revenue, does it mean that my card packs are tax deductible? What about my gaming PC? The chair I sit on while I play? What. A. Time. To. Be. Alive.
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Document says this is a guide for employees though, not autonomous workers. I'm pretty sure if I were a lawyer travelling for work it would be tax deductible. What I'm unsure is if going to a Hearthstone tournament falls within that category.
The t2125 has a section for travel expenses and turbo tax says that you can write off travel expenses going to a business related convention. We have a family friend that’s a lawyer so I can see if he knows the answer for this since it’s also relevant for me.
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In the us I cannot deduct my travel to and from work each day, but if work makes me go on a trip I can deduct miles / tickets / and travel expenses not related to my daily commute. Idk Canada tax law, but I’d be surprised if you cannot deduct travel to a tournament.
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