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Having trouble with 2106 Employee Business expense transferring to sch. A?

birdman
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That's sch A misc. deductions

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George4Tacks
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For federal? For 2018? If so, look at the top of the actual 2106 for a hint as to why it is not carrying to Schedule A. If applicable, it now goes to Schedule 1 (much better than A). 

That portion of the Schedule A went away. Gone. Kaput! Vanished! 

It is time for the employee to go to the boss and negotiate a reimbursement, even if it is only partial. 


Here's wishing you many Happy Returns

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George4Tacks
Level 15

For federal? For 2018? If so, look at the top of the actual 2106 for a hint as to why it is not carrying to Schedule A. If applicable, it now goes to Schedule 1 (much better than A). 

That portion of the Schedule A went away. Gone. Kaput! Vanished! 

It is time for the employee to go to the boss and negotiate a reimbursement, even if it is only partial. 


Here's wishing you many Happy Returns
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Marc-TaxMan
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It is also past time for continuing ed
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MGFC
Level 2
George4Tacks and Marc.TaxMan are correct. All Misc deductions are suspended for Federal but may be allowed for the client's respective State return. Complete the Federal first. Then select Schedule A, Misc deductions worksheet. It's labeled at the top for "State only". Input the union dues, uniforms, small tools etc. Save the return. Open the State return to see if these items flowed individually or on one line in total. Some editing may be necessary if your state does not allow some of the deductions. Form 2106 can just be deleted if you wish. Meals will have to be adjusted to 50% or 80% for DOT Employees. Good luck.