If you are
regularly employed and go directly from home to school on a temporary basis,
you can deduct the round-trip costs of transportation between your home and
school. This is true regardless of the location of the school, the distance
traveled, or whether you attend school on nonwork days.
Transportation
expenses include the actual costs of bus, subway, cab, or other fares, as well
as the costs of using your car. Transportation expenses do not include amounts
spent for travel, meals, or lodging while you are away from home overnight.
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