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I one of my IGN dumps, I found that she said you can claim your Macbook purchases as completely tax deductible if you have a business entity. She also resisted the idea that you have to claim the sale of the used Macbook when you upgrade as a profit.
That's not how the law works. You have to separate personal use from professional use. Flynt would argue that everything she does is "professional," though.
It depends. If you are a freelancer or self employed (and have a business entity) stuff like a new computer, desk, chair, books, online courses, programs, etc could all be business expenses. There are some places where you can also, up to a certain percentage, classify part of your apartment as your work area and get a tax break on rent based on that. You need to keep all your receipts and be able to prove that these things were used for your business. So if you're a painter, you can prove that all your paints are a business expense because duh, you paint. Buying a brand new bed? Not so much. I know friends who near the end of the tax year will blow their extra money on art books and claim those as business expenses, or upgrades that they wanted.