6 articles in Travel Nurse Tax
A comprehensive guide to avoiding state tax residency audits when relocating to Florida. Learn the 5-factor domicile test, documentation requirements, high-earner audit triggers, and why the 183-day rule alone won't protect you from California, New York, or New Jersey tax authorities.
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Can you use your parents' home as a tax home for travel nursing? Yes—but only with proper documentation. Learn the IRS three-factor test, duplicate expense requirements, rent payment protocols, and audit-proof strategies for maintaining a legitimate tax home at your parents' residence.
An encyclopedic overview of IRS tax home requirements, domicile planning, and zero-income-tax state strategies for travel nurses seeking to qualify for non-taxable stipends while maintaining compliance with federal and state tax regulations.
An encyclopedic overview of IRS tax home requirements, domicile planning, and zero-income-tax state strategies for travel nurses seeking to qualify for non-taxable stipends while maintaining compliance with federal and state tax regulations.
Your tax home could save you $15,000-$30,000 per year in tax-free stipends—or cost you everything if the IRS determines you don't have one. Here's why travel nurses can't afford to ignore this critical requirement.
Everything travel nurses need to know about maintaining a tax home, qualifying for tax-free stipends, and avoiding IRS audits. Complete guide to IRS tax home rules, the 12-month rule, and documentation requirements.
Complete guide to IRS tax home requirements for travel nurses. Learn Publication 463 rules, duplicate expense tests, how to maintain your tax home, and protect your non-taxable stipends.
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