Question 3 Which of the following is not true? O Any travel, including transportation, when a taxpayer leaves their home for business purposes, is deductible. O Commuting from the taxpayer's home to their regular work location is a nondeductible personal expense. O A taxpayer who has no fixed "abode" and no principal place of business may not be able to deduct expenses for travel away from home. 10 pts OA taxpayer's decision to reside a significant distance from their regular work location is personal and does not result in deductible travel expenses:

Which of the following is not true? Any travel, including transportation, when a taxpayer leaves their home for business purposes, is deductible. Commuting from the taxpayer's home to their regular work location is a nondeductible personal expense. A taxpayer who has no fixed "abode" and no principal place of business may not be able to deduct expenses for travel away from home. A taxpayer's decision to reside a significant distance from their regular work location is personal and does not result in deductible travel expenses