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Employment Tax Topics
Tax Deductions for Job-Related Expenses
Under the Tax Cut and Jobs Act of 2017, taxpayers may no longer deduct unreimbursed expenses related to their employment. These expenses, ranging from out-of-pocket offices expenses to miles driven on your own vehicle for your job, have all been suspended through 2025.
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