Tax and Legal
As a travel nurse or healthcare worker, taxes can be or get confusing. In this category, you will find articles that will help you learn more about travel nursing tax and legal information. Industry experts discuss how the legal and tax issues affect you and how to handle them.
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Medely provided this article. It’s tax season, so it’s the perfect time to talk about the top 5 tax advantages that a travel nursing career can bring to your life. Travel
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Once Christmas and New Year’s holidays have passed and you have moved on from wondering where 2023 went, one of the first rituals you will embark on is your tax
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There are patients that we dread to care for. During report, we tactfully offer to take more patients, a more critical patient, or even offer to float to another area
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As a traveler mobilizes from assignment to assignment, they will occasionally have mail sent directly to one of the temporary travel nurse mailing addresses instead of having it forwarded from
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As I write this piece, it is a few weeks from Christmas and I’m thinking about the Holidays. Lurking on the other side of the festivities is another tax season.
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Can I rent out my travel nurse tax home and still receive a housing stipend? The short answer is YES. However, there are additional considerations you should be aware of
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A traveler will eventually encounter the “50-Mile Rule” during conversations with recruiters or fellow travelers. The rule is often discussed as an accepted law of traveling and defended with evangelistic
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This installment discusses the GSA rates for travel nurses. If you need to find out what the GSA rate is for your assignment city, the government GSA website is the
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Most travel nurses operate as W2 employees. With the recent tax reform, many are considering the option of changing over to a 1099 employee. But what’s the difference between W2
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