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If you are an employee receiving a W-2, then mileage related to employee business expense is not deductible on your Federal return due to the changes enacted by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. You may still want to enter them in the event that your state still recognizes employee business expenses as a deduction.
Get started entering the information for state purposes by following these steps:
If you are self-employed, then your mileage information will be deducted as a business expense on Schedule C. Search for 'schedule C' to go directly to the Business Income and Expenses section of your return. There will be a specific section to use for vehicle expenses.
The same applies if your mileage is related to Rental Income and Expenses. Search for 'schedule E' to go to that section and then look for vehicle expenses.
There is also a section for medical mileage and miles related to charity.
I did not include mileage to Medical expenses. How do I adjust the medical expenses entry?
Please navigate back to the Federal section.
Related: Topic No. 502 Medical and Dental Expenses | Internal ...
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