Home improvements typically do not qualify as tax-deductible for a home office unless they directly benefit the area used exclusively for business purposes. The IRS considers only the portion of your home that is dedicated solely to your business activities eligible for such deductions. Therefore, improvements or renovations made to other parts of your house that are not part of your home office would generally not be tax-deductible. However, keep in mind that there may be certain exceptions or special circumstances where a portion of the improvement costs could be considered eligible if it enhances your work environment significantly.