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Home > Money & Services > Taxes   »   Amount paid back to employer is taxable?

 
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Old Mar 21, 2007, 04:04 PM
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Amount paid back to employer is taxable?

During 2006, i was working for a company on H1B visa. I have an agreement with that company that if i leave the company before 2 years i have to pay around $6000 for my H1B visa processing, lawyer expenses and travel expenses. And i left the company in April 2006 by paying $6000. This amount is not reflected in my W2 form. Can i claim this amount as tax deductable? If yes, under which catageory i can claim? Thanks in advance

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Old Mar 23, 2007, 09:55 AM   #2  
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Yes, you can claim these as employee business expenses.

However, after the 2% of AGI floor and itemized deduction floor are applied, you may not get much benefit from it.

You file Form 1040NR and claim it using Form 2106 and the Schedule A in the Form 1040NR tax package.
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