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Child and Dependent Care Tax Credits: What Self-Employed Parents Need to Know

The Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit offers valuable financial relief to eligible taxpayers who incur childcare or dependent care expenses, enabling them to continue working or pursue education. For self-employed parents, this credit is especially crucial, as it helps offset the costs of childcare or after-school programs, allowing them to focus on running their businesses. By easing the financial burden of caregiving, the credit supports the professional and financial stability of self-employed individuals and their families.

5 Misconceptions About the Self-Employed Tax Credit (SETC)

The Self-Employment Tax Credit (SETC) offers financial relief to self-employed individuals affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, helping offset lost income due to illness, caregiving, or business disruptions. Eligibility depends on the number of impacted days and average daily self-employment income. Understanding the SETC’s requirements is key to maximizing its benefits and reducing your tax burden, while avoiding common misconceptions that may limit its use.

The Home Office Deduction: An Overlooked Tax Credit for Remote Self-Employed Workers

Remote work and self-employment have grown rapidly, driven by the COVID-19 pandemic. This shift has created unique tax challenges for freelancers and independent contractors, making it essential for them to understand deductions like the Home Office Deduction to reduce tax liability and save money.