If an investor needs a tax-deductible Rolls Royce motor to carry out his investing?

why does not your common working stiff need a small tax-deductible Honda or even train fare to go to work, where he invests his time and effort?|||I use a 1998 Dodge Dakota for my Business deduction!!!





I bought it 1 owner used very nice and clean vehicle!!!|||Your common working stiff (your words-not mine) has the same tax advantages available to him.


The problem is that few people are willing to stick their necks out, put in a ton of blood, sweat and tears to realize a dream. Or maybe they just don't have any good ideas.


Why should the risk taker that made good not get any reward?


If you start your own business tomorrow-you can also deduct you vehicle (if your business falls into the correct tax category). The problem is you would rather just whine about it instead of working for it.|||If a business owner used his Rolls Royce for business it is also tax deductible. As far as why the difference with someone who doesn't own a business, I don't know. I too think that part of the tax code should be levelled.|||People who drive luxury cars should be ashamed of themselves. The cars should be confiscated and sold to raise money for the middle class.|||How about just a general tax cut for all taxpayers so they can decide for themselves where to spend their money.|||My Rolls Royce isn't tax deductible.