It depends
No - If your corporate office is considered
your primary work location (and your home office is just for your own
convenience and not your primary work location) as an employee, the travel
between your home and corporate office will be considered commuting miles and are not deductible.
Yes - If your home office is considered your
primary work location and you need to travel to your company's corporate
offices, as an employee, you will be able to take business miles on this round
trip.
Business miles can
be deductible if you are an employee (as a job-related expense, if you itemize
and are subject to a 2% AGI limitation). Please note that you will only be able
to take a job-related deduction for mileage as an employee for unreimbursed business
miles.
To deduct
unreimbursed business miles as an employee in TurboTax Online (for TurboTax
Online sign-in, click Here) or
Desktop, please follow these steps:
You would enter your
unreimbursed employment expenses under Federal Taxes>Deductions and
Credits> I'll choose what I work on (or jump to full list)> scroll down
to Employment Expenses> Job-related expenses (start/update). Use the
TurboTax guide to help you enter these expense.
- Say "yes" to
question "Did you have any of these expenses in 2015 for your W-2
income?" under the screen titled "Employment Expenses Related to
a W-2".
- after about 6 to 10
question screens, you will get to a screen titled "Job-Related
Expenses" you can put this information here. List as "additional
unreimbursed business miles"
Please refer to this
IRS link for more information about Transportation Costs
