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IRS Notice 2021-25 (Apr. 8, 2021). Available at [link]. The IRS has issued a notice clarifying when business expenses for purchasing restaurant food or beverages will qualify for waiver of the 50% deduction limit. Ordinarily, Code § 274(n) limits otherwise allowable deductions for food or beverage expenses to 50% of the expenses, subject to various exceptions.
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