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Work Remote Jobs: A Guide For Crazy Busy Moms & Dads I often get asked how to work remote jobs as a busy parent. This is a fair question, and one I once struggled with too.  When I was an expectant mother, I knew two things for sure:  I needed to work  I wanted to […]

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Over the last year, you’ve surely read or heard that many long-standing deductions go away. In this short blog post, I’m going to review these lost tax deductions. Knowing which deductions you no longer get to take should make preparing your tax return easier. Personal Exemptions In past, taxpayer potentially received a roughly $4,000 deduction […]

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It’s easy to find remote jobs. In fact, I find hundreds of them every single day. These jobs are not multi-level marketing or pyramid schemes (think all those ladies on Facebook trying to sell you yoga pants or makeup or essential oils).  Instead, I find 100% real, scam-free, remote jobs that let you work from […]

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This blog post is the second in a two-part series. This post explains how Washington B&O tax, or “business and occupation tax,” works for multi-state businesses. Last week’s blog post explained how Washington sales tax works for multi-state businesses. B&O Basics Washington’s B&O tax recognizes three main categories of businesses, which it treats differently and […]

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Want to find remote jobs from home? Here's how to find the perfect work from home job without losing your mind!

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We’ve already covered on this blog how payroll taxes work in Washington State. But there are two other types of Washington State taxes that just about every small business should know about: sales/use tax, and B&O. What’s more, multistate businesses that conduct business both in and outside of Washington need to know how Washington’s nexus […]

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The new Section 199A deduction gets complicated. And one nearly hidden complexity? The qualified business income adjustments, or QBI adjustments, taxpayers need to make in order calculate the deduction. This short blog post, therefore, describes how these qualified business income adjustments work. I’ll also summarize the explicit adjustments the final regulations require. And then I’ll […]

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Love to read? This is the perfect work from home job for you! Get paid to read books (and other proofreading jobs you can do from home). Here's how.

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What do you do after the interview? Good question! You send an interview thank you letter. Doing so can help you get the job. Here's how.

Some bad news for Washington state QuickBooks Online users who need to report and pay Washington state sales tax. The bookkeeping requires some… well, extra attention and fiddling. But let me explain what’s what and then walk you through the steps for doing the bookkeeping. What’s the issue with Washington state sales tax? Sales tax […]

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