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It depends.
The miles driven between your home and your primary work location are considered commuting and are not deductible. Business miles can be deductible if you are an employee (as a job-related expense, if you itemize and are subject to a 2% AGI limitation) or if you are self-employed (as a business use of your vehicle)
If you have any deductible business mileages as an employee, you can report your business miles as an employee under job-related expenses. (You will only be able to deduct these business miles if you were not reimbursed by your employer (or if your employer reimbursed you but included this reimbursement in taxable income).
For someone who is considered an employee:
You would enter your unreimbursed employment expenses under Federal Taxes>Deductions and Credits> I'll choose what I work on (or jump to full list or see all tax breaks)> scroll down to Employment Expenses> Job-related expenses (start/update). Use the TurboTax guide to help you enter these expense.
For someone who is considered self-employed:
If you are self-employed, you can claim a deduction for miles driven to a job assignment. The starting point must be a home, an office or a job location, and the destination must also be a home, an office or a job location. You cannot deduct miles driven for other reasons even if you drove the same vehicle. The IRS requires you to take relatively straight routes from one location to another
To deduct business miles for self-employed in TurboTax Online or Desktop, please follow these steps:
It depends.
The miles driven between your home and your primary work location are considered commuting and are not deductible. Business miles can be deductible if you are an employee (as a job-related expense, if you itemize and are subject to a 2% AGI limitation) or if you are self-employed (as a business use of your vehicle)
If you have any deductible business mileages as an employee, you can report your business miles as an employee under job-related expenses. (You will only be able to deduct these business miles if you were not reimbursed by your employer (or if your employer reimbursed you but included this reimbursement in taxable income).
For someone who is considered an employee:
You would enter your unreimbursed employment expenses under Federal Taxes>Deductions and Credits> I'll choose what I work on (or jump to full list or see all tax breaks)> scroll down to Employment Expenses> Job-related expenses (start/update). Use the TurboTax guide to help you enter these expense.
For someone who is considered self-employed:
If you are self-employed, you can claim a deduction for miles driven to a job assignment. The starting point must be a home, an office or a job location, and the destination must also be a home, an office or a job location. You cannot deduct miles driven for other reasons even if you drove the same vehicle. The IRS requires you to take relatively straight routes from one location to another
To deduct business miles for self-employed in TurboTax Online or Desktop, please follow these steps:
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