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Ask Jill at Jill on Money.com. Ask Jill at Jill on Money.com. So let's get into some questions from Larry we received. This question,

work from home tax deduction is the subject. Now that my employer requires us

to work from home, what can be deducted in next year's taxes?

Partial rent using second bedroom's office, internet fees, cell phone for meetings,

electricity?

What receipts bills should I be saving now for documentation? I reside in Florida. Thank you.

Larry, I've got good news and bad news. Good news is good thinking. Bad news is there's no way that you're getting any deductions for this because first of all

you're an employee and you cannot actually deduct unreimbursed business expenses anymore.

So maybe that rule changes for next year, but that's something that I wouldn't mess around with.

Also, it's a huge audit flag.

So if you're self-employed you should be doing it.

But I think as an employee I wouldn't mess around with it unless we start to find out

that you will get some benefit from that.

I doubt it though.

Okay. Wendy writes, good morning. from that I doubt it though. Okay?

Wendy writes, good morning Jill.

My husband and I were able to watch your segment on CBS this morning.

Due to the current economic conditions,

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