Net cash flow is generally defined as the profits of a business plus non-cash expenses, but it is not a term recognized by generally accepted accounting principles.

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If you can make your principal residence your business home many of the non-deductible expenses of ordinary mortals will be deductible to you.

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You can run a business if some of your expenses are non-deductible, but only if you have very good margins relative to your non-deductible operating expenses.

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