Hello. 1 question. In 2018 couple weeks I drove my personal car for my job. My company gave me check for my gas and miles reimbursement. It is should be no more than 300$. Do I need fill it in my tax

[MichaelL1]

If they paid you the standard mileage rate 0f 54.5 cents and you turned in the mileage that is an accountable plan and not taxed.  

If they did the above sentence and gave you also extra for gas, then the extra amount would be income to you.

Look this over and post a comment so I can help.  Thank you

[dyenikey]

Thank You for fast answer . Yes they paid me 54.5 cents. My gas:  I just gave my receipts to my boss and he pay that money back for me. Also I bought some cleaning stuffs for job in dollar tree and same situation like gas - I gave recipes  and take check. This is was income for me?
And I didn’t save any records and checks. And don’t now correct total.

[VolvoGirl]

Deductions for job expenses have been suspended with the new tax act.  See Deductions that have been suspended for 2018
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[dyenikey]

Ok. Understand. Thank You very much

[dyenikey]

And last question. Company gave me company’s Amex card later for my name for my work expenses. I don’t need worry about all my transactions from with card ( I used it only for work) ?

[MichaelL1]

That is correct, as long as used for work purchases it is no tax issue to you.

[MichaelL1 · Accepted solution]

The only money that would be taxable to you would be amount they paid you for gas (as they already paid you the 54.5 cents a mile).

The reimbursement for supplies is not tax income.

The 54.5 cents a mile is not taxable income.

So if you have the amounts for gas only I would report as other income.

Click on “Take me to my return” button.
Click on Federal tab (left-hand side of screen).
Click in Wages and Income (near top of screen)
 Scroll down to Less Common Income.
Click on Start next to Miscellaneous Income.
  Click on Other reportable income.
  Follow the questions and then show the amount.