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1099 CRNA Institute: Thrive as your own boss
The Steps to Managing your 1099 Business
The Steps to Managing your 1099 Business
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The video provides an overview of managing a 1099 business as a CRNA, focusing on financial implications and responsibilities. It explains that being a 1099 contractor allows for flexibility and control over work schedules and income. However, it involves additional responsibilities like handling taxes, expenses, liability insurance, retirement planning, and staying organized with income and expenses. The speaker emphasizes the importance of tracking income, managing expenses, making estimated tax payments, maximizing deductions, having the right insurance policy, saving for retirement, and staying informed about industry rates for negotiation purposes. Additionally, utilizing tools like software, bookkeeping services, and seeking professional tax advice is recommended for efficient business management.
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1099 business
CRNA
financial implications
taxes
retirement planning
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