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Are You Self-Employed and Work in the USA? You Likely Qualify for a Federal Tax Credit of Up to $32,220!
MARKETPLACEThanks to the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA), self-employed individuals, freelancers, independent contractors, and gig workers are now eligible for significant tax credits. These were created to pay you back for the time and income that you lost because of COVID. The tax...- ffcra
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First steps for first business…service business dos and don’ts
SIDE HUSTLEAfter reading Unscripted three times and TMF twice, I just started my first business. I live on a large recreational lake and have been working as a dock hand for years for the cash, and just graduated college. I’m starting a boat detailing business which includes interior and exterior...- Knowledgefactry
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- creating my first business self employed side hustle
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- Forum: Side Hustles, Freelancing, Web Design
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Self employed all my life and guilty
INTROHi All So my name is Stu and I'm half way through Fastlane with Unscripted sitting there to go. I've been guilty of letting my self employment and businesses become my job, initially starting with what I love, cars, I became a driving instructor (and a really good one, one of the top 6% in the...- Dunnichen
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- 5 year plan anxious guilty passion self employed
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