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CRNAs & Nurse Practitioners: When Do You Owe State Income Tax?

CRNAs and nurse practitioners often earn high income across multiple states; however, many assume they only owe state tax where they live. That assumption creates a serious risk.  Consider this scenario:  Texas has no state income tax. However, California and New York aggressively enforce nonresident filing requirements. As a result, you may owe tax in both states, even if… Continue reading CRNAs & Nurse Practitioners: When Do You Owe State Income Tax?

March 15 S-Corp Election Deadline

For many 1099 healthcare professionals, March 15 is more than just another date on the calendar. It is the key deadline for electing S-Corporation status, a decision that can influence taxes, cash flow, and administrative responsibilities for the entire year. While an S-Corp election can create meaningful tax savings in the right situation, it is… Continue reading March 15 S-Corp Election Deadline

Multi-State Tax Filing for Travel Nurses and CRNAs

Travel nurses and CRNAs often work in multiple states throughout the year. While that flexibility can create professional opportunities, it also creates tax complexity. Multi-state income reporting requires careful documentation, clear recordkeeping, and an understanding of where and how income must be reported.  If you worked assignments across state lines this year, preparing early for the tax season can… Continue reading Multi-State Tax Filing for Travel Nurses and CRNAs

Tax Season Checklist for CRNAs

Tax season can feel overwhelming for CRNAs working as 1099 contractors. Unlike W-2 employees, self-employed CRNAs are responsible for tracking income, managing expenses, making estimated tax payments, and filing accurate returns without the help of an employer’s payroll department. A clear checklist can make tax season far more manageable. By preparing early and reviewing each step carefully, CRNAs can reduce the… Continue reading Tax Season Checklist for CRNAs