1099 CRNA Institute: Thrive as your own boss-Do I have to Maintain a Residence as a 1099 CRNA?

Do I have to Maintain a Residence as a 1099 CRNA?

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Video Summary

The video transcript discusses the topic of maintaining a residence versus alternative living arrangements for CRNAs to avoid state taxes and high expenses. It highlights options like living in an RV, short-term housing, and timeshares, emphasizing the flexibility and financial benefits. The transcript explores the lifestyle of traveling while working, the tax implications, and the importance of domicile for legal purposes. It also addresses the considerations of job stability, community involvement, and family dynamics in decision-making. Ultimately, it encourages individuals to assess their preferences and resources with professional guidance for making informed choices.

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As a 1099 independent contractor CRNA, you are not legally required to maintain a specific residence. Unlike employees who may have employment contracts or other requirements related to their residence, independent contractors have more flexibility in where they live and work.

Keywords

residence maintenance

alternative living arrangements

CRNAs

state taxes

financial benefits