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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Home office tax deduction .
Hello, I own rental property but do not have the properties in a business name. Can I claim I have a home office expense on my taxes because I do use part of my home as an office?
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You might want to look at IRS Pub 587 and read up on Home Office deductions.