Taxissues wrote:Today a new client came in. He works for the Federal government and received a W-2. He heard there are special tax benefits for government employees on their job expenses. He seems to think that the travels between his home and his main office, which are usually non-deductible commune mileages, are deductible to the government employees. Has anyone heard of that before?
mscash wrote:The special rule is that if he has valid out of pocket expenses he files a travel voucher and gets reimbursed. The tax return preparer does not get involved.
Taxissues wrote:Today a new client came in. He works for the Federal government and received a W-2. He heard there are special tax benefits for government employees on their job expenses. He seems to think that the travels between his home and his main office, which are usually non-deductible commune mileages, are deductible to the government employees. Has anyone heard of that before?
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