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If you pay for advisory fees from non-account funds, you can deduct the cost. You would accomplish this by writing a check from a non-retirement account, or using a credit card. Keep the fee statement so that you can back up the expense if the IRS questions it.
IRAs and Deductions. A conventional IRA is a pre-tax savings account. The IRS allows you to deduct contributions, up to an annual contribution limit ($5,500 in 2013). Management and advisory fees normally come out of the account assets.But since the assets in the IRA were already deducted from your taxable income, you can't deduct that portion that's spent on advisory fees once again.temizing Investment Expenses. With a conventional brokerage account, you may deduct advisory fees. In order to do this, you would list the fee on line 23 of Schedule A under miscellaneous deductions, and combine it with unreimbursed employees expenses, legal fees, tax preparation fees and other various costs.