What can 1099 Brokers Expense
I was wondering that since I soly bought my car in order to fulfill the duties of my job if I can expense the wear and tear + the monthly insurance premium or some of it. Now, my sponsoring broker pays for my gas and I do use the car for personal use. 

Thoughts? or should I talk to a cpa?
[{"id": "dub6ggr", "text": "Yes, you should talk to your CPA. Auto expenses are one of the \"big\" deductions we have, but there are limitations.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "duc1jfn", "text": "You should not receive commissions individually, take them as a corporation.  There are other deductions you can take advantage of and you may be able to avoid some self employment tax.  Your car is a major deduction so speak w your CPA.", "replies": [{"id": "due3skd", "text": "Just found this out myself from my new CPA. Glad to hear others confirm it.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}, {"id": "dv6xqpd", "text": "That's what I used to do when I was a Broker SVP at Lee &amp; Associates. It was fantastic for taxes. ", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dur50av", "text": "Personally, I would highly recommend you talk to a CPA that is well versed in your industry. I have been in the Commercial Lending business for many years. Even though I have the answer because it\u2019s tax related I always recommend speaking to your CPA. If you live in California I can recommend many great CPAs that can help.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]