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For what it is worth I need to have my car at the facility where I am an independent contractor as there are multiple buildings I go between. The 50 miles is certainly a "commute" in laymen's terms, but I consider it a business expense since my main work is next to my house and I can't move.
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Sorry, the IRS disagrees. Your drive to and from work site #2 is still a non-deductible commute. Your drive between the buildings at Site #2 is deductible, if you keep track. And if your drive from site 1 to site 2 to work at both on the same day, that trip is deductible. But when you have a regular place of work, your first trip out to work and last trip home from work are your non-deductible commute.
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