A home office can be an entire room, a part of a room (such as an area filled by a desk, chair, and filing cabinet), and/or other space that meets at least one of the following conditions: The space is used exclusively and regularly for your business. It must be either: Your principal place of business; or The place where you meet with clients, customers, or patients; or A separate structure not attached to your house or residence (such as a shed) you use in connection with your trade or businessIRS Tax Topic 509, Business use of Home

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Is storage of files considered usage for a home office? I only work 2 or 3 days a week but my files are stored there all the time.

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A home office can be an entire room, a part of a room (such as an area filled by a desk, chair, and filing cabinet), and/or other space that meets at least one of the following conditions:

The space is used exclusively and regularly for your business.
It must be either:

Your principal place of business; or
The place where you meet with clients, customers, or patients; or
A separate structure not attached to your house or residence (such as a shed) you use in connection with your trade or business

IRS Tax Topic 509, Business use of Home

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