Millions of Americans began working remotely or from home during the coronavirus pandemic. Others decided to take the leap amid the "Great Resignation," start their own business and become their own ...

Over the past five years, the number of Americans working from home full-time has seen a significant shift. However, despite the rise in remote work, full-time employees are still unable to claim a ...

Working from home has its perks, and one of them could be a tax break — if you qualify. The home office tax deduction lets self-employed individuals, freelancers and small business owners write off ...

Remote work has radically changed our conception of "the office." The Pew Research Center estimates that 14% of all employed adults over 18, or roughly 22 million people, are currently working from ...

The home office deduction allows some filers to claim a tax break for expenses incurred working remotely. If you were a W-2 employee in 2024 — meaning your company withholds taxes from your paycheck — ...

The 2025 tax season is officially underway, and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is already processing early submissions ahead of the April 15 deadline. Among these, the IRS is particularly vigilant ...

Working from home is much more common than it used to be. According to the Pew Research Center, just over a third of American workers telecommuted for their jobs last year. This is slightly lower than ...

If you worked remotely in 2024, you may be eyeing the home office deduction. However, qualifying for the tax break may be harder than you expect, experts say. Stream Los Angeles News for free, 24/7, ...