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What a self-employed lash tech can write off in 2026: lash supplies, booth rent, equipment, continuing education, licensing, and the 20% QBI deduction.
Read articleWhat Etsy sellers can write off in 2026: materials as COGS, Etsy fees, shipping supplies, home studio costs, plus the 1099-K threshold back at $20,000.
Read articleWhat a self-employed security guard can write off in 2026: uniforms, duty gear, guard card renewals, patrol mileage, insurance, and the 20% QBI deduction.
Read articleWhat DoorDash drivers can write off in 2026: mileage at 72.5 cents a mile, hot bags and phone gear, the new $2,000 1099-NEC threshold, and the tips deduction.
Read articleWhat a self-employed pool service and cleaning business can write off in 2026: chemicals, equipment, the service van and mileage, licensing, insurance, and the 20% QBI deduction.
Read articleWhat a self-employed court interpreter or translator can write off in 2026: home office, translation software, certification and CEUs, dictionaries, mileage to courts, insurance, and the 20% QBI deduction.
Read articleWhat a franchise owner can write off in 2026: royalty and ad-fund fees, the initial franchise fee amortized over 15 years, equipment via Section 179, rent, payroll, and the 20% QBI deduction.
Read articleWhat a self-employed, home-based medical biller can write off in 2026: the home office, billing software and clearinghouse fees, certification, E&O insurance, and the 20% QBI deduction.
Read articleWhat a self-employed home stager can write off in 2026: staging furniture and decor as depreciable property, storage and van costs, mileage, photography, insurance, and the 20% QBI deduction.
Read articleWhat a freelance court reporter can write off in 2026: the steno writer and CAT software, home office, certification and CEUs, mileage to depositions, and the 20% QBI deduction.
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