Crypto taxes explained: what counts as a taxable event, the 2026 capital gains brackets, how to report gains and losses, and how to use a bad year to cut your bill.
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Here’s how the self-employed health insurance deduction works: who qualifies, what coverage counts, how much you can write off, and how to claim it on Schedule 1 without overpaying or missing out.
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Here’s how to pay yourself as a business owner: match your pay method (draw, salary, or distribution) to your business structure, then set aside taxes before you spend it.
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Self-employment tax is the 15.3% tax on net self-employment income that covers Social Security and Medicare for freelancers and independent contractors. Here’s exactly how it works, how to calculate it, and how to reduce it.
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LLC vs sole proprietor: a sole proprietor is the free default, while an LLC adds personal liability protection for a state fee. Here’s how to choose, with the 2026 tax facts.
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The home office deduction lets self-employed people write off part of their home. Here’s how the simplified and regular methods work in 2026, with IRS rules.
Home Office Deduction: How It Works for the Self-Employed (2026) Read More »
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