These additional worksheets cover specialized situations in more detail. We encourage you to print out any that are relevant to you to ensure that no deductions or expenses get overlooked.
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Self-Employment Income & Expenses: For all income not earned as an employee, if one of the specialized worksheets below does not apply. |
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Home Office: For self-employed individuals or employees with a home office. (Not all home offices qualify for tax breaks; consult with your tax professional.) |
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Vehicle, Travel & Entertainment: If you have unreimbursed business travel or business entertainment expenses. |
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Mileage Log: Simple mileage log to keep in your vehicle for recording business miles. |
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Rental Income & Expenses: For landlords. (Use this instead of the Self-Employed worksheet.) |
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Realtor Income & Expenses: For individuals selling real estate as a primary or side job. (Use this instead of the Self-Employed worksheet.) |
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Daycare Provider Income & Expenses: For daycare owners. (Use this instead of the Self-Employed worksheet.) |
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Employee Business Expenses: For employees with unreimbursed job-related expenses. (Self-employed individuals should use the Self Employment Worksheet instead.) |
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Educator Expenses: For teachers, aides, instructors, counselors, or principals. You must be employed at a grade school or high school, work at least 900 hours during the school year, and have unreimbursed expenses for classroom supplies. |