I talk to a lot of e-learning designers who currently work in organizations but dream about going out on their own. If you’re reading this article, chances are the thought has crossed your m...
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P.S. As a freelancer, check if you can deduct energy and phone bills in part when working from home, some of the heating, part of a lot of small expenses when you do have a permanent «office space» at home… you might be surprised :-)
Agree, it's based on the total sqft of your home and work space and how much time you spend working remotely. I missed those deductions for a long time but found it just in time to save a ton of tax liability last year. The IRS includes a worksheet on their website for additional guidance. Good luck everyone.