Epstein File EFTA02610881: Entertainment (DS11)
This document discusses tax treatment of entertainment expenditures, explaining that entertainment expenses are deductible when business is conducted immediately before, during, or after the entertainment, or when the entertainment is clearly associated with a business goal unrelated to providing the entertainment itself. The document notes that beginning in 2018, the Tax Bill disallows all entertainment expenditures regardless of their direct relation to business goals.
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