Seemingly “recovered” from the Great Recession — but always on the lookout for another downturn — both employees and employers across the country are trying to figure out how to weather any potential storm. Whether it’s been a side effect of workers’ weariness regarding the economic cycles, a rise in entrepreneurial tendencies, or a surge of technology making remote and gig work easier to pursue, one thing is for certain: more people are deciding to strike out on their own as freelancers and independent contractors (ICs).

The gig economy has arrived, and it isn’t going anywhere. But if you decide to join the movement, what does that mean for your financial future? Contact NR CPAs & Business Advisors today to have a conversation with our tax experts.