On Apr 17, 5:40*pm, "removeps-gro...[at]yahoo.com" <removeps-
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Client went from Job 1 to Job 2 (K-1 job), therefore I deducted the
milage from Job 1 to Job 2. Since Job 2 is being reported as a K-1
General Partnership Income and shows nothing regarding the location of
work in NY, I do not believe a NY return is required for this NJ
resident. Comments?

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On Apr 12, 4:31 pm, Alan <sfcnm-...[at]yahoo.com> wrote:

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But if you go from home -> Job1 -> home -> Job2 -> home, then nothing
is deductible. Only if you go from home -> Job1 -> Job2 -> home, then
Job1 -> Job2 is deductible. Sounds right?

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kupchik[at]hotmail.com wrote:
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not be deducting her drive to the school if it was on her day off
from her regular job. You would be deducting the cost if she
incurred the expense on a day she also worked at her main job.

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Bill Brown wrote:
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Commuting from your home to a second job on a day off from your
regular job would also not be a deductible expense.
Basically, if you work two jobs on separate days, you don't get
a deduction. If you work the two jobs on the same day, as Bill
said, you get to deduct the cost of traveling from Job 1 to Job 2.
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<kupchik[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Yes, as to the NY State and NY City tax returns.

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On Apr 11, 6:17*pm, Alan <sfcnm-...[at]yahoo.com> wrote:
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The dancing school is NOT her regular place of business, she has a job
in NJ for which she gets a W-2. The reason I asked the question, is
that if the dancing school was not a partnership and I was filing a
schedule C for her, I would be deducting the milage. Since she is a
partner and will be getting a K-1 (her only compensation from being a
dancing school teacher is her share of the partnership). I'm not sure
if I can deduct the travel to and from the work and if so, where?

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Otherwise deductible expenses incurred by the partners without
reimbursement by the partnership are not deductible unless the
partnership agreement requires the partners to incurr those expenses
without reimbursement. If the partnership agreement has that provision
then each partner deducts such unreimbursed expenses on Schedule E.

As Alan noted, commuting between home and a primary work location is
not deductible. Travelling between two job locations, however, is
deductible.



On Apr 11, 9:57*am, kupc...[at]hotmail.com wrote:
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kupchik[at]hotmail.com wrote:
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her drive from her residence to work and back is nondeductible
commuting. If she is working in NY, then she she must file a
nonresident NY return and a resident NJ return.

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I have a client who has a dancing school partnership oganized as an
LLC and she works as an instructor along with her partners. She will
be receiving a K-1 from this partnership. She was driving expenses to
get to this dancing school. Can the expense we written off, is so
where?

Also, this LLC is located in NYC and the taxpayer is a NJ resident,
does a NY return need to be filed?

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