How can you make filing your taxes as an independent contractor as easy as possible? How will tax reform affect your locum tenens career in the years to come? Barton Associates’ locum tenens tax guide author and healthcare tax expert Andrew D. Schwartz, CPA, addressed these questions and more in our recent webinar.
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The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act contains provisions that may affect how independent contractors pay taxes on income earned in 2018. Watch our webinar recording above to review tax basics such as common deductions, retirement accounts, health savings accounts, estimated quarterly taxes, planning tips, and considerations for locum tenens providers in 2018 and beyond!
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The information presented during this webinar is meant solely for informational purposes and should not be considered tax advice. Always consult a tax professional or certified public accountant (CPA) who can advise you based on your unique tax situation. The views and opinions expressed in this presentation are solely those of the presenter and in no way reflect the ideas or opinions of Barton Associates.
About Jess Huckins
Jess Huckins was formerly the managing editor at Barton Associates’ Peabody, MA, headquarters. She joined Barton after nearly a decade of professional editing in the publishing, marketing, and healthcare fields, and she holds a master's degree in publishing and writing.
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