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    Mar 5, 2006, 12:05 PM
    1099-Misc
    Hi! Last Year I worked part-time and my Non-employee compensations was $1610.35(1099-Misc). I worked partly from home on my computer, and part of the work was at an office on a computer. My question is: What are the deductions I can claim on this non-employee compensation of $1610.35.
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    Mar 5, 2006, 07:00 PM
    You will be able to write off in part the cost of your computer, plus the cost of any office supplies you bought to work the Form 1099-MISC job.

    It may be possible to write off some of your home costs if you decide to claim Business Use of the Home.

    If you use a cell phone, that cost can be deducted in part as well.
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