The 1099 locum’s guide to multi-state taxes.
Everything from tax-home rules and the 1-year IRS test to reciprocity agreements and which states have no income tax.
Tax strategy. State licensing. Scope-of-practice deep dives. Credentialing timelines. Written by clinicians, edited for accuracy — never a recruiter funnel.
Everything from tax-home rules and the 1-year IRS test to reciprocity agreements and which states have no income tax.
GSA per diem rates, the standard mileage method vs. actual expenses, and home-office substantiation for locum providers.
When the math works, when it doesn’t, and what locum-savvy CPAs typically advise — with worked examples.
Member states, eligibility, fees, and the cases where the compact is slower than going state-by-state.
Compact participating states, pending legislation, and how to maintain compliance when your home state changes.
Where it stands, which states are next, and the practical realities for NPs and CRNAs in the meantime.
A practical breakdown of independent practice in opt-out states — supervision, billing, and the realities behind the policy.
Full vs. reduced vs. restricted, the collaborative-agreement landscape, and how to read a job listing for what it’s really offering.
States that have moved from supervision to OTP, and what that means for autonomy, billing, and staffing models.
Why facility credentialing takes 90 days — and the four levers that can shave 30 days off it.
A step-by-step setup guide for the CAQH profile that downstream credentialing teams actually request.
A simple system for managing the 25+ documents in a typical credentialing packet — with expiry alerts.
Occurrence vs. claims-made, who pays the tail, and the questions to ask before accepting any locum contract.
A side-by-side for high-earning 1099 advanced practitioners — with realistic worked examples by income tier.
ACA marketplace, locum-specific group plans, HSA strategies, and the cases where COBRA still makes sense.
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