I have (for years) a home office that I use only for business purposes (self-employed). I recently started renting office space at a different location. Can I claim both?

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Jan 17, 2020 10:10:11 AM

Yes, you can claim both. You can claim your business use of home if you are still using it for business purposes. As for your space, you are renting - In the expense section of TurboTax you will claim that as rent.

Please refer to the links below from TurboTax Tips for further assistance:

Self-Employed Tax Prep Checklist Download - https://turbotax.intuit.ca/tips/self-employed-checklist-download-9353

Claiming Home Office Expenses for Your Small Business - https://turbotax.intuit.ca/tips/claiming-home-office-expenses-for-your-small-business-6149

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I have (for years) a home office that I use only for business purposes (self-employed). I recently started renting office space at a different location. Can I claim both?