Tax Implications To Consider When Working From Home
Like many other aspects of our lives, Covid-19 and the resultant shift to working from home will wreak havoc on our 2020 taxes. A growing number of companies have announced that they will allow employees to continue to work from home after the pandemic has subsided. Freedom to work remotely means an employee may not work in the state that the company operates. For some, the impact on their taxes will be minimal; for others, they may be profound. Read the full article here: https://www.oflaherty-law.com/learn-about-law/tax-implications-to-consider-when-working-from-home
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This video will discuss how working from home may affect your taxes. We will cover the following topics: How working from home affects income taxes, Including work-from-home deductions, Dual residency and remote work, and Should you change your state of residency?
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