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What a self-employed handyman can write off in 2026: tools, the work truck, materials, insurance, bonding, the home office, QBI, sales tax, and 1099 rules.
Read articleWhat self-employed auto mechanics can write off in 2026: tools and toolboxes, shop equipment, the work truck, parts, ASE certifications, QBI, and 1099 rules.
Read articleWhat self-employed plumbers can write off in 2026: tools, the work van, license renewals, materials, safety gear, QBI, self-employment tax, and 1099 rules.
Read articleWhat self-employed electricians can write off in 2026: tools, the work van, license renewals, union dues, safety gear, QBI, self-employment tax, and 1099 rules.
Read articleWhat Airbnb and short-term rental hosts can write off in 2026: cleaning, supplies, platform fees, depreciation, and mileage, plus the Schedule C vs Schedule E question, the short-term rental loophole, QBI, and 1099-K rules.
Read articleWhat self-employed nail techs can write off in 2026: table rent, polish and acrylic, lamps, licenses, and mileage, plus QBI, tips, and 1099 rules.
Read articleWhat self-employed mental health therapists can write off in 2026: EHR software, supervision, license fees, mileage, and how the SSTB and QBI rules work.
Read articleWhat self-employed tattoo artists can write off in 2026: ink and supplies, booth rent, machines, insurance, and mileage, plus how the QBI and 1099 rules apply.
Read articleWhat self-employed massage therapists can write off in 2026, from the table and oils to CEUs, insurance, and mileage, plus how the QBI and SSTB rules apply.
Read articleWhat self-employed notaries and signing agents can write off in 2026, plus the IRS rule that makes notary fees exempt from self-employment tax.
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