For unreimbursed employee expenses, is the 100 mile requirement for mileage reimbursement meaning each way, or total with the return trip (so at least 50 miles each way)?

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For unreimbursed employee expenses, is the 100 mile requirement for mileage reimbursement meaning each way, or total with the return trip (so at least 50 miles each way)?

Is this for the military reserves?

For unreimbursed employee expenses, is the 100 mile requirement for mileage reimbursement meaning each way, or total with the return trip (so at least 50 miles each way)?

You can no longer claim unreimbursed employee expenses unless you are:

Armed Forces reservists
Qualified performing artists
Fee-basis state or local government officials
Employees with impairment-related work expenses

No other type of employee is eligible to claim a deduction for unreimbursed employee expenses.

For unreimbursed employee expenses, is the 100 mile requirement for mileage reimbursement meaning each way, or total with the return trip (so at least 50 miles each way)?

Yes, for the Air National Guard.

For unreimbursed employee expenses, is the 100 mile requirement for mileage reimbursement meaning each way, or total with the return trip (so at least 50 miles each way)?

It is 100 each way.

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