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Question by Andrew R: if i have expenses that require be to be employed by a company that deals with Virtual at home tech support?
can i use them as a business expense because I was required to use them for getting employed by this company (ex. installing phone line, purchasing req. headset, mailing off forms overnight)

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Answer by Spock (rhp)
if you are an employee [receive a W-2] the expenses may be deductible on form 2106 [Employee Expense], which carries forward to Schedule A [itemized deductions].

there is a 2% of adjusted gross income deductible relating to this type of expense before the “do I itemize?” test.

if you are an independent contractor [receive a 1099 form], then these expenses, if allowable [see IRS rules in the instructions] go on your Schedule C [self-employment] which then carries over to Form 1040.

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