<prompt> Human: I have started to accumulate a decent amount of furniture stuff, that I would like to keep. I am considering leaving Ohio in a year for a more interesting job and trying to plan early. I read the Moving Expenses publication on the IRS website and have a few questions:If I were to have all of my belongings moved from my apartment cross-country does my moving expense deduction equate to a 100 refund of what I spent moving? Do I just need to keep receipts of the moving company I use as proof of reasonable expense?If I read correctly, I assume I can pay a moving company out of my pocket to move all my apartment belongings to a new location and get a 100 refund during tax season. I want to make sure that I understand if there are any gotchas I need to be aware of.Thanks for your help.  <response>: If you qualify, its a tax deduction, not a tax credit. The IRS isnt going to pay for you to move. Theyre just not going to make you pay taxes on that money. 