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There is a difference between a "statutory employee" and a regular employee who has employee business expenses. If you are a statutory employee, the statutory employee box will be checked on your Form W-2. Only these employees qualify as statutory employees:
[Edited on 03/21/2020 | 12:28 pst]
There is a difference between a "statutory employee" and a regular employee who has employee business expenses. If you are a statutory employee, the statutory employee box will be checked on your Form W-2. Only these employees qualify as statutory employees:
[Edited on 03/21/2020 | 12:28 pst]
What is the answer to the question?
Your answer that you could claim the expenses under "Miscellaneous Deductions" prior to year 2018 do not really say that you can do the same for 2018-2019.
So the bottom line is for 2018 & 2019, you cannot claim un-reimbursed Business Expenses any longer if you are not classified as a "Statutory Employee"?
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