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Moving Your IRA Money Around
See Publication 590 Individual Retirement Arrangements
Passive Investments
See Publication 925 Passive Activity Limits
Social Security Benefits
See Publication 915 Social Security and Equivalent Railroad Retirement Benefits
If you receive a refund of state or local income taxes in a year after the year in which you paid them, you may have to include the refund in income on line 10 of Form 1040, in the year you receive it.
See Schedule A (Form 1040)
Stocks and Bonds
See Publication 550 Investment Income and Expenses
Travel (Moving Expenses)
If you meet the requirements, you can deduct
the reasonable expenses of
You can deduct the cost of packing, crating,
and transporting your household goods and personal effects and those of
the members of your household from your former home to your new home.
You can include the cost of storing and insuring household goods and personal
effects within any period of 30 consecutive days after the day your things
are moved from your former home and before they are delivered to your new
home.
You can deduct any costs of connecting or disconnecting utilities required because you are moving your household goods, appliances, or personal effects.
You can deduct the cost of shipping your car and household pets to your new home.
You can deduct the cost of moving household goods and personal effects from a place other than your former home. You deduction is limited to the amount it would have cost to move them from your former home.
You can deduct only those expenses that are reasonable for the circumstances of your move. You can deduct the cost of transportation and lodging for yourself and members of your household while traveling from your former home to your new home. This includes expenses for the day you arrive. You can include any lodging expenses you had in the area of your former home within one day after you could not live in your former home because your furniture had been moved. You can deduct expenses for only one trip to your new home for yourself and members of your household. However, all of you do do not have to travel together.
If you received an advance, allowance, or reimbursement for your allowable moving expenses, how you report this amount and your expenses depends on whether the reimbursement was paid to you under an accountable plan or a nonaccountable plan.
See Publication 521 Moving Expenses
Union Dues
See Publication 529 Miscellaneous Deductions
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