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(p11). The 50% limit on meal and entertainment expenses applies if the expense is otherwise deductible and is not covered by one of the exceptions discussed later. The 50% limit also applies to certain meal and entertainment expenses that are not business related.0% Limit (p11). 50% Limit. In general, you can deduct only 50% of your business-related meal and entertainment expenses. (If you are subject to the Department of Transportation's hours of service limits, you can deduct 80% of your business-related meal and entertainment expenses.