27. Taxpayers who make a combined business and pleasure trip: A) Must allocate the travel cost between the business and pleasure parts of the trip if the travel is within the United States. B) Can deduct the cost of meals, lodging, local transportation, and incidental expenses in full. C) Must allocate the travel cost between the business and pleasure parts of the trip if the travel is outside the United States. D) Can take a tax deduction only for the personal part of the trip. 28. Mikey is a self-employed computer game software designer. He takes a week-long trip to Maui, primarily for business. He takes 2 personal days at the beach. How should he treat the expenses related to this trip? A) None of the expenses are deductible since there was an element of personal enjoyment in the trip. B) 50 percent of the trip should be deducted as a business expense. C) The cost of all of the airfare and the expenses related to the business days should be deducted, while the expenses related to the personal days are not deductible. D) 100 percent of the trip should be deducted as a business expense since the trip was primarily for business. 29. In 2021, Carlos drives from his home in Los Angeles to Oregon to consult with a client. He works for 1 day and spends 3 days enjoying Oregon since the consultation was right before a 3-day weekend. His expenses were $175 to drive to Oregon and back, $600 for lodging, $50 for food from a convenience store on the day that he worked, and $125 for restaurant food on the other 3 days. How much of his travel expenses are deductible? A) $175 B) $350 C) $0 D) $800 E) $200 30. Which of the following does not give rise to a business expense for self-employed taxpayer's uniforms or special clothing? A) A scientist buys his hazmat suit. B) A mascot buys his costume. C) A lawyer buys a business suit. D) A clown buys his costume. E) All of these choices are deductible. 27. Taxpayers who make a combined business and pleasure trip: A) Must allocate the travel cost between the business and pleasure parts of the trip if the travel is within the United States. B) Can deduct the cost of meals, lodging, local transportation, and incidental expenses in full. C) Must allocate the travel cost between the business and pleasure parts of the trip if the travel is outside the United States. D) Can take a tax deduction only for the personal part of the trip. 28. Mikey is a self-employed computer game software designer. He takes a week-long trip to Maui, primarily for business. He takes 2 personal days at the beach. How should he treat the expenses related to this trip? A) None of the expenses are deductible since there was an element of personal enjoyment in the trip. B) 50 percent of the trip should be deducted as a business expense. C) The cost of all of the airfare and the expenses related to the business days should be deducted, while the expenses related to the personal days are not deductible. D) 100 percent of the trip should be deducted as a business expense since the trip was primarily for business. 29. In 2021, Carlos drives from his home in Los Angeles to Oregon to consult with a client. He works for 1 day and spends 3 days enjoying Oregon since the consultation was right before a 3-day weekend. His expenses were $175 to drive to Oregon and back, $600 for lodging, $50 for food from a convenience store on the day that he worked, and $125 for restaurant food on the other 3 days. How much of his travel expenses are deductible? A) $175 B) $350 C) $0 D) $800 E) $200 30. Which of the following does not give rise to a business expense for self-employed taxpayer's uniforms or special clothing? A) A scientist buys his hazmat suit. B) A mascot buys his costume. C) A lawyer buys a business suit. D) A clown buys his costume. E) All of these choices are deductible