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LINKEDIN POST — EPISODE 157

May 31, 2026

A contractor buys a $300,000 motor home.
Uses it 80% for business — job sites, overnight stays near projects, out-of-state bids.
Documents every mile and every night.
First-year tax deduction: $240,000.

That is not a loophole. That is the tax code working exactly as written.

But here is the warning: one tax case proves you can do everything RIGHT and still lose everything WRONG.

In the Jackson case, the Tax Court agreed the business purpose was genuine.
The taxpayers still lost every deduction — because their attorneys cited the wrong tax code section.

Section 280A(f)(4) exists specifically to protect these deductions.
Most CPAs have never heard of it.

If you are a contractor traveling job sites and you are not tracking this properly, you are either leaving $240,000 on the table — or you are exposed if audited.

Get the strategy right before you take the deduction.

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