From what you've described, your home is your headquarters which means it qualifies as your "principal place of business". You can claim business-use-of-home expenses (home office).
If the other "location" isn't used to meet clients, etc. it sounds more like a cost of doing business rather than an office space. The fees you have related to the mail address service would be deductible. You can opt for the Management and Administration Fees category (along with your bank fees, etc.) or simply list the cost as Other Expenses.
* If you opt to use the Other Expenses category, be sure to use the spot in the Business Expenses section, not the Business-Use-of Home "other" spot. Otherwise, the expense will be pro-rated and you want to deduct it fully.
From what you've described, your home is your headquarters which means it qualifies as your "principal place of business". You can claim business-use-of-home expenses (home office).
If the other "location" isn't used to meet clients, etc. it sounds more like a cost of doing business rather than an office space. The fees you have related to the mail address service would be deductible. You can opt for the Management and Administration Fees category (along with your bank fees, etc.) or simply list the cost as Other Expenses.
* If you opt to use the Other Expenses category, be sure to use the spot in the Business Expenses section, not the Business-Use-of Home "other" spot. Otherwise, the expense will be pro-rated and you want to deduct it fully.
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