Can I write off client onboarding software?

Client onboarding software is typically considered a deductible business expense if it is used to facilitate the acquisition and management of clients, which is an ordinary and necessary part of running a business. This deduction is applicable to businesses that rely on client management and communication tools to operate efficiently. However, the expense must be directly related to business activities and not for personal use. For example, if the software is used exclusively for managing client relationships and improving customer service, it is deductible. If the software is used for personal purposes, the expense must be allocated accordingly.