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No, do not enter mileage, if you are a W-2 employee, under Other Deductible Expenses. If you had two jobs, you could deduct the mileage from the first job to the second job.
Tip: If the only work-related use of your car is commuting back and forth between your home and main workplace, do not enter any vehicle mileage or expenses. The IRS doesn't let employees deduct commuting costs.
If you are an employee, vehicle (Job-related)
expenses are reported on
Form 2106 (Employee Business Expenses).
To enter qualified mileage expense incurred while an employee:
If you are self-employed (Schedule C), enter/edit your vehicle's mileage:
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