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- Making Your Home Office Work For You
Despite some seemingly “too good to be true” perks, establishing, maintaining, and working from a home office can have its challenges. Knowing what your needs are will help you navigate these issues and have a productive and pleasant workspace.
- Ask The Experts: Employee or Independent Contractor
Q: Is there a minimum someone must make for employee taxes to be paid and taken out (including Social Security and Medicare)? If I have employees, will the business be required to carry workers compensation insurance even if they’re part time?
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| May 2013 Feature Story:
Making Your Home Office Work For You
Working from home or basing a new business from home is a good way to save money in the start-up phase or may be a permanent choice for many small businesses. The idea of working from home is very appealing to many workers. No commute, a fully stocked kitchen any time you want, a private bathroom, and no dress code.
Despite these seemingly "too good to be true" perks, establishing, maintaining, and working from a home office can have its challenges. Read More > |
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