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Ben Rice
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  • Marketing
  • Redwood City, CA
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Tax professional recommendation for a 9-5er with a 1099 also

Ben Rice
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  • Marketing
  • Redwood City, CA
Posted

Hey BP,

I currently have a W-2 job and recently reworked a former 2nd W-2 job to be a 1099 contractor role. So now I have W-2 income and self earned income. This was to be able to write off my home office on my taxes and also to contribute to a Solo 401k. I plan to use my Solo 401k to invest in real estate in the near future, but not quite there yet. In the meantime I need some advice from a tax professional to make sure that I am doing things right. I am located in the San Francisco Bay Area. Does anyone have any recommendations for my situation?

Thanks!

  • Ben Rice
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