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matao10
March 5, 2020
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I got orders to go to a national guard base and moved because of it. Would I claim that on taxes as a military pcs move?

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DMarkM1
DMarkM1
March 5, 2020

If you are full-time active guard under Title 10 USC or Title 32, then you would have a PCS move and could claim some un-reimbursed moving expenses.  Under the "Deductions & Credits" tab scroll down to "Other Deductions and Credits" and click "Show More". You will find the "Moving expenses" topic there.  

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