Now that we can only get work materials over the Internet and video conferencing takes place instead of normal classes, a laptop or computer is very urgent. I don't have one and wanted to find out if I could get one in my parents' tax return. (I'm 17 years old and a student)
What taxes do you want to deduct from that?
If you don't have a computer yet, you won't get one for now.
If your parents are self-employed, they could have it sold as a company laptop. Otherwise nope
No. How then?
Something like that, if at all, is deduction of advertising costs. YOU have no income, your parents do not buy a laptop, which they use in any way in connection with their work or to generate excess income.
Where do you think should be an opportunity to use the laptop as a tool?
The daughter's laptop is UNIQUE private wealth. There's nothing with 'company laptop'
It was just a consideration, because students have such a possibility. You don't have to be so rude. But thanks anyway
Um, you can be legal, but I know 6 students who sold their Macbooks and iPhones as company / corporate devices through their parents.
PS: The parents of Demeta will take care of it if they are self-employed or have a part-time job.
Well, the shouting during the tax audit is great…