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Paying the Insurance Is Not Enough to Deduct It: What the Self-Employed Must Prove to Defend the Expense
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If the insurance is contracted by the society, the self-employed can be forced to litigate against the Treasury The difference is not only in who paid, but in how they can prove it Which self-employed and with what limits they can deduct this expense The safest option is that the self-employed person is listed as a taker If the insurance is collective it is necessary to collect documentary evidence An self-employed person can pay from his or her…
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