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If my housing is a condition of employment and the employer charges me rent is the rent deductible as a business expense?

Forum|Forum|7 years ago
June 5, 2019
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I work for a state park and it is clearly a condition of my employment and for the convenience of the employer that I live on site.

However they charge me a portion of the fair market rental value.

Is this considered deductible?

If so how do I report it on my Federal tax return?

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Best answer by Vanessa11_2

No, it is not deductible. If this is your primary residence, this is a personal expense.

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No, it is not deductible. If this is your primary residence, this is a personal expense.

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