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What turbo tax for my wife with home office reporting to her employers office once a month. we own and mortgage home.

Forum|Forum|7 years ago
June 6, 2019
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Best answer by Vanessa11_2

If you have itemized expenses more than $24,000 ( if you are married filing jointly) then you would want to use TurboTax Deluxe. Itemized Expenses this year include Mortgage interest, Charitable Donations, Medical Expenses in Excess of 7.5% of your AGI and a few other items. However, home office expenses for employees are no longer deductible, neither are other employee-related expenses nor other itemizable expenses that were subject to the 2% threshold last year.

If your above mentioned Itemizable expenses are less than $24,000, you would not need to enter them and could use the Free Edition, if you only have income reported on W-2's

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If you have itemized expenses more than $24,000 ( if you are married filing jointly) then you would want to use TurboTax Deluxe. Itemized Expenses this year include Mortgage interest, Charitable Donations, Medical Expenses in Excess of 7.5% of your AGI and a few other items. However, home office expenses for employees are no longer deductible, neither are other employee-related expenses nor other itemizable expenses that were subject to the 2% threshold last year.

If your above mentioned Itemizable expenses are less than $24,000, you would not need to enter them and could use the Free Edition, if you only have income reported on W-2's

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