For my medical professional clients, and for real estate clients such as realtors, you likely pay annual dues to maintain your licensing and certifications (in some cases, even union membership). But are you deducting professional dues on your tax return?
Video Transcript: Deducting professional dues
Professional dues or union dues are a common expense that are allowed on tax returns.
Admittedly, if you have a professional company or other corporation, your dues may be expensed through that. However, if you don’t, don’t forget to claim them personally.
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Resources
For additional resources related to how to maximize tax deductions, see:
- 2025 tax season tips: How to save more this year
- Maximize tax savings with loss harvesting
- Deducting interest expenses: The most missed tax deduction
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Remember – circumstances are unique! This information is summary in nature. Seek out advice from your tax advisor about your specific situation.
