Yes you can-
The IRS allows one to deduct certain expenses
for their home office IF the following is true: The home office is
used exclusively and regularly for your business, and with
the condition that it is convenient to both you and your employer. If
this is in fact the case you are able to deduct expenses like mortgage
interest, utilities, mortgage or homeowner’s insurance, any repairs and
depreciation only for the portion of your home office that is used for
business. When you are filing your taxes with TurboTax the program will
guide you through what you can deduct and help you calculate the
percentage.
To enter in the expenses in the program: Job-related expenses are
reported on Form 2106 (Employee Business Expenses).
Log on to your TurboTax
account and click on the search button Enter in Form 2106 (Employee Business
Expenses) Click the Jump to 2106 link in the search results.
At
the Tell us about the occupation you have expenses for screen, enter
your occupation.
Click Continue, and follow the onscreen instructions.
To
enter in the home office expenses:
Log into your TurboTax account and click on
the Business tab and select Continue Select “I’ll choose what I work
on” and this takes you to “Let’s gather your business info” screen
The
first section down is Business Income and Expenses, choose Update
You are
now at the “Here’s the business info we have so far” screen
where you should see your Business listed Click Edit next to that
business and on the next screen, scroll down to the fourth section which should
be Business Expenses and select “Visit All”
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