Tax Write-Offs for Models & Performers — The Deductions You’re Probably Missing

If your income comes from bookings, auditions, shoots, gigs, or content work, the correct deductions can dramatically change your tax outcome—when tracked correctly.

Representation & professional development

  • Agency commissions

  • Acting or modeling classes

  • Coaching sessions (voice, acting, movement training)

  • Workshops and seminars

Portfolio & marketing

  • Professional photography (headshots/portfolio shoots)

  • Website hosting and maintenance

  • Promo materials (business cards, comp cards, demo reels)

  • Social media advertising

Wardrobe & appearance (business use only)

  • Performance costumes (not suitable for everyday wear)

  • Specialty items (character-specific wardrobe)

  • Tailoring and alterations

  • Dry cleaning for shoot attire

  • Hair and makeup services for auditions/shoots

Important note: general clothing, gym memberships, and personal grooming are typically not deductible.

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