aleles
Mar 18, 2009, 11:33 PM
Dear tax experts,
I went home abroad right after I got my h1b after f1. Basically, I moved to my new job location from my home abroad, even though I graduated from a university in the States before that. My company calculated and reimbursed my moving expenses based on the location of my university in the States. I was wondering, is it possible to actually claim moving expenses calculated from my home abroad rather than a school in the States?
There is an example in the publication 519 where a guy moved from UK and claimed about $8000 of moving expenses.
If it is possible, then what documents do you need to have to claim something, receipts? Do you attach them to your return?
Also what kind of items you can claim, gas, airfaire, new furniture?
Thank you
I went home abroad right after I got my h1b after f1. Basically, I moved to my new job location from my home abroad, even though I graduated from a university in the States before that. My company calculated and reimbursed my moving expenses based on the location of my university in the States. I was wondering, is it possible to actually claim moving expenses calculated from my home abroad rather than a school in the States?
There is an example in the publication 519 where a guy moved from UK and claimed about $8000 of moving expenses.
If it is possible, then what documents do you need to have to claim something, receipts? Do you attach them to your return?
Also what kind of items you can claim, gas, airfaire, new furniture?
Thank you