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[quote=Anonymous]Hi, all. My California-based employer recently closed its DC office, but it is keeping me on as a full-time employee working from home. Last month was the first month I worked from home. Our electricity bill was about $60 higher, which makes sense, given that the heat was on during work hours. I'd like to ask my employer for some sort of work allowance for working from home. Any advice of what to consider or how to ask? Are such allowances standard elsewhere? I don't want to be penalized financially, while my employer saves a ton of money by closing an office. I'm not sure what I can deduct from my taxes, because I don't have a dedicated office space at home. It's basically me sitting on my couch with my laptop. Thanks. [/quote]
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