Attendance at business-related seminars or meetings would be deductible for all of the following except:

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Attendance at political conventions is not deductible as a business expense because it does not directly relate to the conduct of the taxpayer's business. The primary purpose of attending a political convention is not to enhance or benefit a business directly, unlike trade shows, continuing education, and research seminars, which are directly related to maintaining or improving business skills or knowledge.

Attendance at Business-Related Seminars or Meetings Would Be Deductible for All