Remote Worker Tax Tips: Maximize Your Deductions & Keep More Money

If you’re freelancing or working remotely, taxes can feel like a puzzle—but the right strategy saves you thousands.

1. Deduct Your Workspace

Whether it’s a home office or a co-working space, keep receipts and document your setup.

If you move for work, many of your flights, accommodations, and meals may qualify as write-offs.

Avoid big end-of-year bills by setting aside 25–30% of your income and paying quarterly estimates.

Pro Tip: Consider working with a CPA familiar with digital nomads—they’ll catch deductions you might miss.