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Working from Home: Can You Claim the Home Office Deduction or Write Off Other Business Expenses on Your 2020 Tax Return?

Like millions of other Americans, you might be working from home right now because the coronavirus has closed your office. Sure, you're probably saving money on commuting costs, work clothes and lunches, but now there are other unreimbursed expenses falling in your lap. You're suddenly paying for printer paper and ink, upgrading your Wi-Fi, running up your electric bill, and using up all

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