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moving mobile home
My clients have a mobile home in AZ, first personal then rented 2003 through June 2006, at which time the lot they were renting to park it on was sold. They have decided to move back to AZ, so they paid $7900. in 2006 to have the mobile home moved 200 miles to Sun Valley. Could this be deducted as a moving expense? Rental expense?
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First, though, you need to update your user page (profile) to indicate your level of experience/background as a tax pro, as without that it's not clear that you are eligible to participate on the Tax Forum anyway, as that is limited to tax professionals. Questions posted by those who have not yet updated their user profiles are subject to being moved to the Consumer Forum.
Trillium 23:37, 8 April 2009 (CDT)
Here is the question you posted to the talk page referenced above:
My client received a Form 1099-G from U.S. Department of Agriculture that says "Taxable Grants Block number 6. The above amount represents taxable grant payment(s) to you for the following agency or agencies: Natural Resource Conservation Service. If I put it on the 1099-G worksheet on line 6, taxable grants, it carries to other income on the Form 1040. Should this be reported on his Schedule F?
