10/22/2026
π§π° BE HONESTβ¦ WHO ELSE LOVES CRUNCHING ON ICE ALL DAY?! ππ
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Because why does that first crunch sound SO GOOD?! π§π€£
Now, let me ask you somethingβ¦ Did you know your love for ICE ASMR could actually turn into a business?! π₯π΅
Yes, I'm serious! Whether you're eating ice, tapping on products, whispering into a microphone, or making those satisfying ASMR videos we all love, you could be creating more than just content!
And here's something a lot of creators don't realizeβ¦ Some of the things you purchase to create your videos may qualify as business tax write-offs! ππ°
π§ HERE ARE 10 POTENTIAL TAX WRITE-OFFS FOR ASMR CREATORS!
π§ Ice & Ingredients β Ice, flavored ice, syrups, and specialty ingredients purchased for your content.
π€ Microphones β Those fancy microphones that capture every little crunch!
πΈ Cameras & Tripods β Your filming equipment and phone mounts.
π‘ Lighting β Ring lights and studio lights to make your videos look amazing.
π§ Ice Machines & Molds β Yes, even that nugget ice machine you use for filming!
π» Editing Apps β CapCut Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro, and other editing subscriptions.
π§ Soundproofing β Equipment that helps you capture those satisfying sounds.
π½οΈ Props & Supplies β Cups, bowls, trays, and utensils used in your videos.
π¨ Backgrounds & Decorations β Your recording setup, backdrops, and studio decorations.
π± Technology β Computers, storage devices, and other equipment used to create content.
π° BUT HOLD ON! BEFORE YOU START WRITING EVERYTHING OFF, LET'S TALK! π
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FIRST: Treat your content like a REAL business! If you're working toward making money through YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, or brand partnerships, start thinking like a business owner.
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SECOND: KEEP THOSE RECEIPTS! π§Ύ Seriously, don't throw them away! Track your expenses and document what you're purchasing for your business.
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THIRD: Just because you love eating ice doesn't mean every bag of ice in your freezer is a tax write-off! π Personal purchases are not deductible, and expenses used for both personal and business purposes must be properly allocated.