The IRS allows you to deduct investment management
fees as a miscellaneous itemized deduction along with other miscellaneous itemized deductions on Schedule A of your tax return.
Not exact matches
Last call for
miscellaneous itemized deductions: This is the last year you can deduct such items
as tax prep
fees, investment management
fees and unreimbursed employee expenses.
Money you spent on certain job costs, such
as license and regulatory
fees, required medical tests, and unreimbursed continuing education, was available
as an
itemized deduction to the extent that it and other
miscellaneous deductions exceeded 2 % of your adjusted gross income.
But if you pay the
fee with funds outside the account, it counts
as a cost of producing income, which means it adds to your
miscellaneous itemized deductions.