With employees across the country now unexpectedly working from home, life is suddenly much different and it raises many questions. From how to stay productive in a house full of distractions, to the best way to set up a makeshift home office. You may be learning on the fly how to navigate these uncharted waters.

One topic that has come up is whether new remote workers will have any basis for taking a home office deduction on their tax returns. The answer is… it depends.

The IRS home office rules are very specific, but how do they apply during this unprecedented situation? Read on to learn more.

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