Notebook broken by someone else. Tax deductible?

What is the situation when you accidentally break someone else's notebook and your personal liability insurance pays very little because the notebook is a bit older. If you have to buy a new notebook for someone, can you buy this purchase as a special expense or so?

Laughing! No, of course not! Others would have come to the tax trick if it were possible.

Why should the taxpayer pay for it, if you break a notebook? YOU are the cause. The taxpayer has nothing to do with your misconduct.

The taxpayer is first and foremost, but otherwise it is correct.

Well, we're all taxpayers. If he could deduct the cost of the tax, we would all, so the questioner, you, me… Pay for him and that is not visible.

Notebook old, you pay a new one.

Self-blame and not problem of the taxpayer…

Actually you are not trained but unfortunately I have to say run bad for you, even if you have made unintentionally jmd must reimburse new