I Work From Home. Will the IRS Compensate Me for My Internet?

If you're one of the millions working from home full-time, you know a high-speed internet connection is essential for efficiently completing your work. But while the employer usually provides the computer and necessary applications, WFH folks are typically responsible for their internet service -- which can get pricey pretty quickly if you're searching for the fastest connection. That said, depending on where you live, your employer may be required to compensate you for some (or all) of your required expenses, including internet service. Additionally, you may be able to deduct some of your internet expenses for tax season but don't count on it. See below what it takes to qualify for compensation on your internet bill. Read more: My T-Mobile Home Internet Experience: 5 Things I Love and a Few Things I Could Do Without Locating local internet providers Employer reimbursement for home internet varies by state No federal law requires companies to compensate remote employees for home e ... Read full article.