Yes, it goes on form 2106 then flows to Schedule A. This
all hinges on *if* you have enough to itemize.

Unless you have a new car and are going to trade every other
year or sooner, it is ususlly better to take the standard
milage rate than actual expenses.

Keep good records.

Missy Doyle

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<purirb123[at]yahoo.com> wrote:

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Yes. It's a Schedule A itemized deduction.

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Phil Marti
Clarksburg, MD

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I drive my car for company's work. My company does not pay
me for this. Can I deduct this as an employee business
expense even though I am a W2 employee - not self-employeed
or 1099. I almost drove 2000 miles on company's work last
year.

What will be more beneficial if i take standard milage or
actual depreciation/expenses etc/

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