Articles by Tom Hardej

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Is depreciation an operating expense?
Depreciation is typically classified as an operating expense for assets used in core business operations, reducing operating income on the income statement.

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Business travel expenses and deductions
Ordinary and necessary costs you incur while traveling away from your tax home, including transportation, lodging, meals, and incidentals.

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Incidental expenses: Types, tax rules, and tips
Incidental expenses are minor, often unexpected costs that arise during business travel or operations, like tips, parking fees, and Wi-Fi charges.

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EDI payments explained: EDI vs. ACH vs. EFT
EDI payments are standardized electronic exchanges of payment-related documents like invoices, purchase orders, and remittance advice between business systems.

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Best expense trackers for business in 2026
An expense tracker for business is a tool that records, categorizes, and monitors company spending to improve budgeting, tax prep, and compliance.

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Can you use a business credit card for personal expenses?
Using a business credit card for personal expenses isn't illegal, but it can violate issuer terms, cause tax issues, and risk your liability protections.
