"Redneck" <redneck[at]redneckworkshop.com> wrote:

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Form 2106 may be appropriate.

Wayne Brasch, CPA, M. S. Taxation

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redneck[at]redneckworkshop.com (Redneck) wrote:

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My suspicion is that because they are not giving her a 1099
and because you stated firmly that she is an employee (does
she do anything else for them other than drive the school
bus?), that she would have to take a Miscellaneous deduction
on Schedule A, subject to the 2% AGI Limit. You may need a
form 2106 as well.

This is my guess, and where I would start, given what you
have described.

I can't see a way to move this to a Schedule C which would
be more straightforward and, I suspect, more beneficial.

bex

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A new client owns her school bus, she is paid by the mile
for her expenses. The monies are reported to her in the w-2,
not separated. Where on the form 1040 do you deduct the
expenses.

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