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I am a fairly active trader 10-20 trades/day. I was taking my expenses (investment subscriptions, Signal, News service etc) on schedule C. IRS has told me that these expenses can only be taken on schedule A after the 2% minimum.
Isn't a trader considered a profession? Has anyone run into this problem before? Any suggestions on this or other IRS related subjects will be appreciated.

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