IMPORTANT

According to the IRS, a business trip is considered a "travel, undertaken for business purposes " and refers to business expenses for business trips if the trip "away from home" lasts longer than a normal working day. The IRS defines "away from home" as being outside the city of the main place of work or business location. In order for a trip to be considered a business trip, most of trip time should be devoted to solving business problems. Namely: seminars, conferences, presentations, business meetings and so on. All these events must be documented: ticket, booking or business correspondence in e-mail about the appointment of the place and time of the meeting. We also recommend keeping comments in notes about the results of each business meeting, what exactly was discussed and what agreements and arrangements were reached.