The one-hour Zoom webinar will feature Andrew D. Schwartz, a certified public accountant (CPA) and an expert on tax preparation for healthcare professionals from Schwartz & Schwartz, P.C., who will focus on what 1099 locum tenens contractors need to know heading into tax season.
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