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Most traveling medical person's receive a pretty generous per-diem allowance. Usually around the IRS limits, and are pocketing tax free $ out of the per diem rather than having any excess expenses.
You will want to check and make sure that any expenses she has exceed that per-diem, before deducting on the state's as well.
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She is a W-2, withholding was made in two states.
Since she was only in the other state 3 months, I am filing as non-resident.
She does not have enough to itemize.
If incorrect, please advise.
Thank you!
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Was one of the state's where she lived before she started traveling? If not, they MAY both be non-resident states, depending on other facts which may determine what is her true state of residence.
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She had just purchased a home, worked in the other state for short time.
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What would you like to write off as expenses?
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