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

Answer 1

Possibly, but only if she is the business owner. Since the vast majority of strippers don't have a business license for their strip-tease operation, business tax laws would not apply. Even if she is the owner, I suspect she would be entitled to only a partial deduction, since she would be using them 24/7, but only a small fraction of that time would be devoted to advancing her business.
Still, a fun question to consider!

Answer 2

No because she is not claiming her income on her taxes in the first place, so she should not be allowed to write off her implants as a business expense.

Answer 3

That's a very good question. She should consult with a CPA before the operation as a part of her tax planning.

Answer 4

Yes, it's a medical expense and a business expense. lol

Answer 5

My wife's an accountant, she says that if they do attempt that deduction, it may send up a red flag for an audit.

Nothing better then big boobs and the IRS up your butt.

Answer 6

yea if she paid for them to d business and stripping is her business so yea she can write it off a business expense

Answer 7

Yes you can, it is considered a buisness expense. just like a cell phone, makeup, amoung other things,

Answer 8

Yeah, why not. She's getting it for the business she does to improve profit. I am sure if she would, she could argue it.

Answer 9

No because the government doesn't take money out of her profeit.
Good question for thinking!

Answer 10

Hah...Might want to talk to an H&R block agent about that one.