Yes, you can. And you have two options:
1) On the partnership's return. Use the 2019 tax rate of $0.58 to calculate the amount for miles driven. Then enter it under Auto and Travel on your Form 1065. For the Home office, manually calculate what would have been your home office deduction if you were to use Form 8829 (do use the form to help you calculate the amount) and then enter that information on your Form 1065 under Other Expenses, describing the expense as Home Office.
2) On your own individual tax return. Read more about it here.
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