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Can you deduct your clothing expenses from taxes in Canada? 🤔 Whether you’re a small business owner or an employee, understanding CRA rules on clothing deductions is essential to avoid costly mistakes.

In this video, Cherry Chen, CPA from Oakville, Ontario, breaks down:
✅ What types of clothing qualify as tax-deductible (protective gear, uniforms, client giveaways)
❌ What doesn’t qualify (regular suits, polos, or branded shirts you wear personally)
📄 Why the T2200 form is crucial for employees who want to claim clothing expenses
💡 Real-life CRA cases and tax court decisions that show what works—and what doesn’t

If you’ve ever asked: “Can I write off my golf shirt if it has my company logo?” or “Can I deduct my suits for client meetings?”—this video has the answers you need.

Key Moments In This Episode
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00:00 – Introduction: Can you deduct clothing as a business or employee expense?
01:45 – Small business clothing deductions explained (CRA’s general rules)
02:37 – What qualifies: protective clothing, uniforms, and client giveaways
04:15 – Why branded clothes with logos usually don’t count
05:15 – Real examples: owner wear, client swag, staff uniforms
06:05 – Employee deductions: the importance of the T2200 form
09:40 – Key takeaways: What business owners and employees MUST know

👉 Watch until the end for key takeaways and practical tips to help you maximize deductions while staying compliant with CRA rules.

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