Kim is correct, you can only be charged one deductible per calendar year for an “act of God”.I’m new to BP so TMI on my first post.

Taxpayer C, a calendar year taxpayer, borrows $100,000 on January 1 and immediately uses the proceeds to open a noninterest-bearing checking account.

@Daric MyersIf the work they do is for your personal needs, like errands - then just pay cash.If you hire them for business tasks, and you are going to pay them less than $600 over the calendar year - pay with checks or PayPal.If you're paying anybody more than $600 per year for business tasks, you will need to issue them a 1099-MISC.

Also looking at their calendar availability, the bookings look pretty good.

Understanding the city and developing relationships with your team is essential.If Indianapolis is a target, I would look at the CIREIA and IREIA calendars as well as any meetups or BP groups.

If you pay once a week, do you pay in advance for cleaning services expected to occur based on your calendar at that time OR in the rears for those actually completed in the past week?

An egg laying session takes 30days germination so I watch the calendar for pro-active re-applications. 

Remember, HAs are government workers and most have vacation time they are using up at the end of the calendar year.  

The BP events calendar currently only lists events through November.thank you Steve K. 

The entire house is linked to the two below it (left & right) on our calendars on AirBnB - so if the entire house is booked then both the left and right are blocked as well.