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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mcathro" data-source="post: 3410304" data-attributes="member: 41917"><p>As a publisher you must "stay current".  Other industries can deduct as business expenses subscriptions to industry and trade magazines (Dungeon & Dragon magazine anyone?)  As for D&D books, they contain, along with non OGL material, new rules variants that are the "new Hotness" in the D20 system.  These can be incorporated into new PDF releases or used as building blocks for your own ideas.  It isn't much of a stretch at all the claim as a business expense D&D books and other companies PDF's.  Give some of your PDF's or other swag away to local cons, and that is also an Advertising business expense.  There are plenty of books out there on how do all of this and keep it safe, legal and legit.</p></blockquote><p></p>