People who work at home can claim the part of their home in which they work as a deduction, that’s true. But people who work in an office during the day and sometimes bring work home do not have a home office, according to the IRS, even if they have a dedicated place at home from which to work. The home office deduction applies only if the home is the principal place of business, which means the taxpayer must be self-employed.
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