A self-proclaimed witch in Massachusetts once tried to deduct thousands of dollars spent on potions, spell books, and mystical supplies, claiming they were essential for her “business.” While the IRS does recognize some unusual professions, they decided that magic spells didn't qualify as deductible business expenses. She was furious and reportedly cast a “bad luck” spell on the auditor. So, which of your expenses are deductible – or not?
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