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You have to admit it sounds awfully good. Travel the world, write your experiences, and write off all your expenses on your taxes. Trouble is, someone thought of it before you, and the IRS said no. Not only that, the courts said no too. Of course, your case could be different, but these are tough to win.
In a case called Michael Oros, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals agreed with the Tax Court that Mr. Oros couldn’t write off his big trip on his taxes. Oros was a full-time employee of Intel. But he got the idea that a trip around the world and writing about it wouldn’t be bad. So in 2006, Mr. Oros began a long to South America, Asia, Africa, and Australia.