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Entering university registration fees

2022-08-16

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Hello!

I’m wondering if there are any student entrepreneurs who have entered their enrolment fees (in part) as professional expenses? Any idea if this is possible/common practice?

I give lectures on gender and sexual diversity and am studying for a master’s degree in gender & diversity. So the connection is 100% clear in my case.

Any idea if I can claim 100% of this?

Hi there,

Yes, I do that too! I claimed 50% in my case, as I study graphic design and am a student entrepreneur. I opted for a safe percentage of 50%... No exact calculations, just my gut feeling.

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