No, you can only deduct #2.
This, from the IRS' Publication 521:
Nondeductible Expenses
You
can't deduct the following items as moving expenses.
·
Any part of the
purchase price of your new home.
·
Car tags.
·
Driver's license.
·
Expenses of buying
or selling a home (including closing costs, mortgage fees, and points).
·
Expenses of
entering into or breaking a lease.
·
Home improvements
to help sell your home.
·
Loss on the sale of
your home.
·
Losses from
disposing of memberships in clubs.
·
Mortgage penalties.
·
Pre-move househunting expenses.
·
Real estate taxes.
·
Refitting of carpet
and draperies.
·
Return trips to
your former residence.
·
Security deposits
(including any given up due to the move).
·
Storage charges
except those incurred in transit and for foreign moves
