Can a non-exempt employee that works on-call on regular basis (Once a month for a whole week) deduct anything out of the ordinary? Like a computer used for work, bills?

fbragasilva · ‎August 15, 2019

xmasbaby0 · ‎August 15, 2019

Not sure what you mean by "non-exempt" employee. If you are a W-2 employee, you cannot deduct any job-related expenses on your federal return. The tax reform laws eliminated job-related expenses as a deduction on your federal tax return.

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Carl · ‎August 15, 2019

Wild guess here, but is the "statutory employee" box on your W-2 checked?

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Can a non-exempt employee that works on-call on regular basis (Once a month for a whole week) deduct anything out of the ordinary? Like a computer used for work, bills?