So, I'm a bit fuzzy on what can and cannot count for job hunting deductions on tax returns. I'm a final year resident, and had initially planned to stay in my current area afterward, and thus would have next to nothing for expenses for the job hunt. However, I just got offered a unique opportunity on the other side of the country. I'm still feeling things out and looking at all my options, but obviously I'm going to have to fly to see the place, interview, and whatnot, and then obviously move out there.
But do things like licensing/DEA fees and lawyer fees to look at the contract and whatnot count, or is it just the actual expenses associated with looking for the job that I can deduct?
Thanks!
But do things like licensing/DEA fees and lawyer fees to look at the contract and whatnot count, or is it just the actual expenses associated with looking for the job that I can deduct?
Thanks!
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