Just rob a bank and go skiing

interesting, i'm about it - but buying a pass, like a gym membership, will most likely be written off as some sort of luxury/leisure thing.

or just smoke cigarettes - heard that keeps u thin and tasty

Just list your skis as a dependent

Emma_Watsoninteresting, i'm about it - but buying a pass, like a gym membership, will most likely be written off as some sort of luxury/leisure thing.

or just smoke cigarettes - heard that keeps u thin and tasty

I heard smoking kills. is this a rumor or a fact?

They define fitness facility as:

"(ii) which is not a private club owned and operated by its members,

(iii) which does not offer golf, hunting, sailing, or riding facilities,"

Ski resorts sound like a gray area at best.

john18061806They define fitness facility as:

"(ii) which is not a private club owned and operated by its members,

(iii) which does not offer golf, hunting, sailing, or riding facilities,"

Ski resorts sound like a gray area at best.

most ski resorts are private owned and now have a golf course so that means this will never happen.

"E(iii) - in the case of any item of sports equipment (other than exercise equipment), with respect to so much of the amount paid for such item as does not exceed $250."

I think that means you could deduct $250 from a pair of skis or bindings. There is still hope.

PurpleWenisI heard smoking kills. is this a rumor or a fact?

https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/815673/Wtf-Andy-Parry-smokes----

SMOKING KILLS

RIP ANDY PARRY

john18061806They define fitness facility as:

"(ii) which is not a private club owned and operated by its members,

(iii) which does not offer golf, hunting, sailing, or riding facilities,"

Ski resorts sound like a gray area at best.

Most ski resorts are not private- which presumably means private as in club membership required- ski resorts allow day passes.

Ski resorts are not owned or operated by their members. They're operated by paid employees as a part of a corporative environment, and usually owned by ridiculously rich people.

freeskibum82most ski resorts are private owned and now have a golf course so that means this will never happen.

Resorts are often privately owned, but the strand states "private club" as in a club with membership required. It doesn't say anything about being privately owned. I've never heard of a ski resort offering golf... maybe dirt biking in the summer, but nothing else.. Who offers golf? Surely only the really expensive resorts.

JackSkisPowMost ski resorts are not private- which presumably means private as in club membership required- ski resorts allow day passes.

Ski resorts are not owned or operated by their members. They're operated by paid employees as a part of a corporative environment, and usually owned by ridiculously rich people.

Resorts are often privately owned, but the strand states "private club" as in a club with membership required. It doesn't say anything about being privately owned. I've never heard of a ski resort offering golf... maybe dirt biking in the summer, but nothing else.. Who offers golf? Surely only the really expensive resorts.

ah good point with the membership thing. i was thinking private equity.

as for golf, the east coast is full of resorts that have a golf course on property now to keep the money coming in all year round. snow making is expensive and its the ice coast so it makes sense to offer summer activities. and dirtbiking? you mean mountain biking.