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Maximizing Business Transportation Expense Deductions The costs of commuting from a personal residence to places of business or employment generally are nondeductible personal expenditures. The deduction for commuting costs is disallowed regardless of the distance involved.   Which Is Best for Your Business: Section 179 or 100% Bonus Depreciation? Taxpayers who acquire assets for use in their trade or business activity have a very good chance of writing off the entire cost, thanks to 100% bonus depreciation plus very generous Section 179 deduction limits.   Voluntary Contractor Settlement Program (VCSP) Worker classification has generated controversy between taxpayers and the IRS for decades - with businesses pushing for independent contractor status and the IRS pushing for employee status.