It depends.
When it comes to claiming deductible moving expense,
you will not be able to claim a deduction for any reimbursed moving expenses
unless these expenses are also included in your taxable income (Box 1 of your
W-2).
For example, if your employer reports the moving
expense reimbursement in Box 12, code "P" (related
to exclusionary moving expense reimbursements) and also includes this
reimbursement in your Box 1 income then you can claim deductible moving
expenses related to this taxable reimbursement amount. You would also be able
to claim any additional moving expenses for which you did not receive a
reimbursement.
However, if
your company reimbursed you for your moving expenses and did not include this
amount in your taxable income on your W-2 then no moving expense deduction is
allowed.. (In this case, since you are not recognizing the reimbursement as
income, you are not allowed to take a deduction for these reimbursed expenses.)
Please refer to these links related to moving expenses: IRS - Moving Expenses and Moving
Expense Deduction
If you have eligible moving expense, once you have signed into your TurboTax Account (for
TurboTax Online sign-in, click Here), select "Take Me To My Return" and type
"moving expenses" in the search bar then select "jump to moving
expenses". TurboTax will guide you in entering this information
You
will claim these moving expenses on Form 3903 and they will not affect your
ability to claim a standard deduction.
