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T2125 - Line 9220 - Can you claim part of a cell phone bill?
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<blockquote data-quote="Matt" data-source="post: 2678229" data-attributes="member: 208436"><p>The guide on the CRA website says that this is for calculating telephone and utility expenses according to the business-use-of-home rules. Which makes a lot of sense for fixed services, my home phone etc. But what about cell phones? I don't actually have a home phone line and use my cell phone as my only phone. So it's used for a mix of business and personal use that's hard to quantify. Can Canadian self employed individuals claim a part of their cell phone if it's mixed use? Or are cell phones only claimable if they're business phones? (In which case that'd be simple... 100% claimed)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Matt, post: 2678229, member: 208436"] The guide on the CRA website says that this is for calculating telephone and utility expenses according to the business-use-of-home rules. Which makes a lot of sense for fixed services, my home phone etc. But what about cell phones? I don't actually have a home phone line and use my cell phone as my only phone. So it's used for a mix of business and personal use that's hard to quantify. Can Canadian self employed individuals claim a part of their cell phone if it's mixed use? Or are cell phones only claimable if they're business phones? (In which case that'd be simple... 100% claimed) [/QUOTE]
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