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Business, 08.01.2021 17:50 chaseashley24

Joey moved from NY to NV because he was transferred by his employer, Big Casinos Inc. His employer reimbursed his moving expenses, and reported $1,250 on Form W-2, box 1. Joey's actual moving expenses totaled $1,450. How much can Joey claim as an adjustment to

income on Schedule 1, line 13?

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a. $1,250

b. $1,450

c. $200

d. $0

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