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Tax Deductions for Job-Related Expenses
Under tax reform, we can no longer claim unreimbursed expenses as an employee. 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. However, the increase in the standard deduction amount, $24,400 if married filing jointly or a qualified widow, $18,350 if head of household, and $12,200 if single or married filing separately, can help offset the loss of these deductions.
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