Albania's Single-Client Rule: The NIPT Registration That Decides Whether You Pay 0% or 15%
Albanian freelancers pay 0% profit tax through 2029 only with a NIPT and business account — otherwise 15% on gross. The amnesty ends Dec 31, 2026.
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Lithuania's 2026 Tax Reform: What the 7% Small Business Rate and the End of 9% VAT Mean for You
Lithuania's small-business tax rose to 7% in 2026 and the 9% VAT rate is gone — recompute advance payments and fix invoice templates before year-end.
Slovenia's 2026 Normiranci Overhaul: What Freelancers and Sole Proprietors Need to Know
Slovenia's 2026 reforms lift normiranci ceilings to €150,000/€70,000 with new progressive tiers — what freelancers owe and the year-end moves to make.
Selling Your Home After a Home Office: The Depreciation Recapture Tax
Section 121 won't shield home-office depreciation: the IRS taxes it as unrecaptured Section 1250 gain at up to 25%, even if you never claimed it.
Tunisia's Auto-Entrepreneur Regime Passes 10,000 Members: A Flat-Tax Playbook for Freelancers
Tunisia's auto-entrepreneur regime taxes freelancers 0.5% of turnover up to 75,000 TND, with no VAT and CNSS cover for about 20 TND a month.
Greece Freelancer Taxes in 2026: Surviving the Imputed-Income Squeeze and the October E-Invoicing Deadline
Greece taxes freelancers on imputed income of 12,320 euros for 2026 — and B2B e-invoicing via myDATA is mandatory from October 1.
Michigan Cottage Food Just Got a Major Upgrade: Online Sales, a $50,000 Cap, and What HB 4122 and SB 93 Mean for Your Home Kitchen
Michigan HB 4122 doubles the cottage food cap to $50,000 and allows online sales; SB 93 raises the honey and maple syrup threshold to $25,000.
Commuting vs. Business Mileage: When Your Drive Is Deductible and When It Never Is
Home-to-work driving is never deductible, but a qualifying home office or temporary site flips the same miles to IRS business mileage at 76 cents each.
The Kill Fee Clause Every Freelancer Contract Needs
A fair kill fee is 25% before kickoff or completed work plus 25–50% of the rest mid-project — and every retained dollar is Schedule C income.
Tarot Reader and Astrologer Bookkeeping: Per-Reading Rates, Party Pricing, and Fortune-Telling Laws
Four states ban paid fortune-telling and Massachusetts requires a license. Price tarot readings and parties, track cash, and meet IRS quarterly tax rules.
Doula Business Bookkeeping: How to Bill State Medicaid as a Fee-for-Service or Group NPI Provider
Medicaid reimburses doulas in 26 US states — get paid by matching Type 1 and Type 2 NPIs to claim fields, contracting every MCO, and aging receivables.
Loan-Out Corporations for Actors and Performers: How Getting Paid Through Your Own Company Works
A loan-out corporation restores the business-expense deductions the IRS permanently denies W-2 performers — at $3,000 to $6,000 a year to run.