Which of the following can be included in deductible moving expenses?

The inclusion of household goods and personal possessions in deductible moving expenses is correct based on IRS guidelines regarding moving costs. When an individual relocates for a new job, they are generally allowed to deduct the expenses associated with transporting their household belongings to their new residence. This means that the costs related to packing, shipping, and insuring these items are eligible for deduction, provided the move meets IRS distance and time requirements.

In contrast, travel expenses for family, while they may be necessary for the trip, are not typically deductible under moving expense deductions according to IRS regulations. Office supplies for a new job, although relevant for employment, do not fall under the category of moving expenses either. Lastly, while rent for temporary living arrangements during a move might be a necessary expense for the move, it is usually not included in what can be claimed as a deductible moving expense. Thus, the correct answer focuses on the transport of household goods, which is explicitly included in deductible moving expenses.