YSK that americans can now deduce private jet expenses from their taxes

flyboomerang.com The Big Beautiful Bill's Private Aircraft Subsidy Explained

Private Jets Ownership Now Tax-Advantaged Why the Big Beautiful Bill’s Private Aircraft Subsidy is the Green Light for a New Era of Travel — And How Boomerang is Making It Happen Private aircraft ownership has never been more achievable – and now is the time to act. With Donald Trump’s landmark Big ...

You're viewing a single thread.

115 comments

I am pretty sure this isn’t new. Air travel is like any other business travel expense, and plane are an expense like a plumbers van is..
- My plumber's van has two hot stewardesses.
- Literally no one needs a private plane.
  
  My plumber comes with his private jet all the time.
  
  NFL teams would cause a riot if they flew commercial..
  It is cheaper for College sports to use private planes.
  Oil companies fly to remote places all the time on irregular schedules.
  One of my friend owns a demolition company that blows up shit all over the world, his company literally can not use commercial planes.
- Plumbers actually need their vans to get their stuff around but for these business people there’s no real reason they can’t fly in a normal plane like everyone else. They can fly fancy, but this whole private plane nonsense is comepletely absurd.
  
  There are so many uses for private aircraft. It isn’t all executives benefits
  
  Might be nice to make that distinction, and have caps.
  Millions to move an executive around makes no sense. Even if the route and timing can't work using commercial, you can still fly a cheaper turboprop for people moving.
  A freight company needing millions to move packages, ok, sure.
- Yeah, I was going to say I deducted airplane expenses for a client for twenty years

115 comments