"Personal vs. Business Expenses: Key Differences"

The article provides a clear distinction between personal and business expenses, highlighting their definitions, tax implications, and examples, such as rent, travel, and utilities. It emphasizes that personal expenses cater to individual needs, while business expenses are geared toward operational and revenue-generating activities.

Category	Description	Examples
Personal Expenses	Personal expenses are costs incurred for personal needs, hobbies, or everyday living that are not related to business operations. These expenses are typically not tax-deductible and are paid out of your own pocket.	Rent or mortgage for your home Groceries Entertainment and hobbies Personal travel Clothing
Business Expenses	Business expenses are costs incurred to operate, grow, and maintain a business. These expenses are typically tax-deductible and are directly related to the revenue-generating activities of the business.	Office rent or lease Utilities for business premises Marketing and advertising costs Travel for business purposes Employee salaries and benefits Office supplies and equipment

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