You can deduct interview travel expenses but cannot add it to the moving expenses. They are separate expenses requiring two separate data entries, as there is a separate "tax treatment" for each.
To enter interview travel costs:
a. Wages
&Income tab (Personal Income in Home &Business)
b. Deductions
and Credits
c. Employment
Expenses, select “Job-Related Expenses”
To enter moving expenses:
a. Wages
&Income tab (Personal Income in Home &Business)
b. Deductions
and Credits
c. Other
Deductions and Credits, select “Moving
Expenses”
You can deduct certain expenses you
have paid in looking for a new job in your present occupation, even if you do
not get a new job. You cannot deduct the job search expenses if you are looking
for a job in a new occupation, there was a substantial break between the ending
of your last job and you are looking for a new one, or you are looking for a
job for the first time.
The expense include:
a. Employment and outplacement
agency fees.
b. Amounts you spend for
preparation and mailing copies of a resume.
c. Travel expenses if the trip
is primarily to look for a new job.
For more information, please refer
to the IRS
publication 529.
To learn about moving expenses, please refer to link below:
https://ttlc.intuit.com/questions/1901337-form-3903-moving-expenses
