Make them supply you with the equipment. Do not use your own.
I ran into an issue where my Mac basically wouldn't work for a remote job. Paid 1k for a gaming laptop and it was more than worth it.
I ended up making about 2x as much as I wouldn't of at a different job.
There's no hard rule here. If you had a job offer for 90$ an hour would you really pass that up because you didn't want to buy a Windows laptop?
> so i simple said that ill use one of my laptop
What did the company say? Did they allow that?
"The basis is that you can only claim what you use in the year. No office equipment like computer, desk, chair, printer, lamp is eligible; since you can sell the computer, desk, chairs later on, you cannot claim their expense nor their depreciation."
FYI, I'm not a Tax Expert (but paying for one...) and working remotely for a consulting company.
On the other hand, I can't imagine a consulting firm not providing required equipment to their employees. As a client I would be very "sus" of such a situation.