Tax Deductions for Teachers | Educator Expenses | Money Instructor

Learn about the educator expense deduction, which is a tax deduction for teachers and other education professionals that allows them to deduct unreimbursed expenses for classroom supplies and professional development.

A teacher's guide to the educator expense deduction for 2021 taxes in 2022.  Update on the tax deduction for teachers.  Teachers, generally, may claim the educator expense deduction  if you have paid for classroom supplies and other materials from your own pocket during the tax year.  Here we review the criteria to be eligible, and what are qualifying expenses. Note: In 2022, the amount will increase from $250 to $300 for single taxpayers.

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