Imagining What Kim Kardashian’s Tax Return Looks Like

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Whether you like her or not, Kim Kardashian made quite a bit of money last year. She also seems to want to keep a lot of her cash. Let’s imagine what her tax return would look like with all the possible deductions and credits she might want to claim. 

17. Botox

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While most cosmetic surgeries are not tax deductible, anything having to do with looks is part of Kim’s “job.”

16. Lip injections

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More plastic surgery she will never own up to. But it is her job to look her best.

15. Costly wedding

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With the wedding being part of her show, it's also part of her job. So it's considered a work write off right?

14. Home office

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Her entire home is her office. She may try to deduct the value of her home.

13. Butt implants

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You know, the ones Kim K will never own up to. On an episode of “Keeping Up With the Kardashians,” Kimmy had her butt x-rayed to prove it was real. Does anyone really believe her?

12. Clothes

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“Job-related expenses” are tax-deductible. Imagine claiming your outfits for appearances are job-related.

11. Hair cuts

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When you change up your hair as much as Kim K, it has to be expensive. But it’s all in the name of beauty. And work.

10. Charitable donations

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Kim once said, “Giving comes from the heart.” She did hold a charity auction on eBay, however only 10% of the proceeds actually went to charity.

9. Child credit

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She has a kid now, why wouldn’t she take advantage of the child tax credit?

8. Childcare credit

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Whoever thinks she doesn’t employ a nanny or two is crazy.

7. The domestic production activities deduction

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This deduction applies to small businesses in the manufacturing industry. We’re guessing Kim K would claim her fashion businesses fall under this.

6. Savers credit

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This credit is for individual tax returns, and allows you a credit if you save. Kim made a reported $85 million last year. We doubt she spent all of it.

5. Mortgage interest credit

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Unless she bought her homes outright, why wouldn’t she claim the mortgage interest credit?

4. Mileage

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She travels (by car and by plane) for appearances, which is her work. Technically, her travelling can be counted as work expenses, right?

3. Business use of car

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When she’s driving herself, it can be considered a “business use of car.”

2. Real estate tax

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She has property, so she’s likely to deduct the annual tax that most state and local governments charge on the value of real property.

1. Property tax deduction

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This deduction is based on the value of personal property, such as a car.