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March 20, 2003
Home-based business can complicate taxes
By TOM KELLY
The Real Estate Advisor
The Real Estate Advisor
Working at home has become as common as playing at home. Some employers will tell you the two are synonymous, while many spouses -- especially seniors and aging boomers not used to having their partner in the home ALL day -- wonder if home-based work really is a good idea.
(“When can I use the fax machine?” “No, I can’t be here for the FedEx delivery . . . ” “Can you move your files off the sofa so Mary can spend the night?”)
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