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Yes, you can still deduct the portion of your cell phone usage that is related to work, even if you also use it for personal calls. However, you will need to keep detailed records of your phone usage to determine the percentage of business use versus personal use.
You can deduct the cost of your cell phone plan, as well as any additional charges for data, texting, or other services that are necessary for your job. You may also be able to deduct the cost of a new cell phone if it is primarily used for work purposes.
No, you do not need to have a separate plan for work. As long as you can prove that your cell phone is used for work purposes, you can deduct the portion of your personal plan that is related to work.
Yes, if your cell phone is used exclusively for work and you do not use it for personal calls or other non-work-related activities, you can deduct the full cost of the phone and the plan.
You can calculate the percentage by keeping a detailed record of your phone usage for a period of time, such as a month. This can include tracking the number of work-related calls, texts, and data usage versus personal usage. You can then use this percentage to deduct the appropriate amount of your cell phone expenses on your taxes.