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  • JG EA
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2005
    • 2176
    #1

    Moving expense

    Shipping a car to a new state (as opposed to driving it) would be considered "Moving your household goods and personal effects" wouldn't it?
    JG
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    • jimmcg
      Senior Member
      • Aug 2005
      • 633
      #2
      Originally posted by JG EA
      Shipping a car to a new state (as opposed to driving it) would be considered "Moving your household goods and personal effects" wouldn't it?
      Yes, as stipulated in Pub 521 under the caption "household goods and personal effects."

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        • JG EA
          Senior Member
          • Jul 2005
          • 2176
          #3
          Yes, so it does. Thank you.
          JG

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            • MAJ
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              • Oct 2008
              • 382
              #4
              Thank you...

              I'm going to bed now -- 4:30 comes quickly..

              But that made me laugh... After a long day - That's a good thing..

              Enjoy..
              Matthew Jones
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              Tax Season is here!
              Make sure everything is working, extra ink or toner is available, Advil in top drawer!

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