Do I include labor cost for oil changes in the "fuel and oil" category, or do the oil changes go entirely in the "maintenance and repairs" category?

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Yes the total cost for the oil changes are a business deduction and it really doesn't matter which category you use since it all adds up to the same total in the end.

W-2, box 14 - amount $258.43 Has "OR PFML" written next to it, but I don't know what to select for category.

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Do I include labor cost for oil changes in the "fuel and oil" category, or do the oil changes go entirely in the "maintenance and repairs" category?

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