Yes, you can deduct education expenses if they are related to your current business, trade, or occupation and the course or workshop helps to improve your skills or maintain your professional expertise.
Examples of deductions may include classes, seminars, webinars, books, trade publications, and transportation expenses related to the educational course. Any educational expenses that would qualify you for a new career or that are unrelated to your business are not tax deductible.
Additionally, you can receive benefits from your employer for tuition, books, and supplies of up to $5,250 that are not taxable.
Finally, there is a lifetime learning credit of up to $2,000 that can be used for taking classes at a community college, university, or other higher education institution.