Stop the Work From Home Tax and Keep Thousands More Every Year

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The first electric bill after you start working from home full time has a way of getting your attention. Not the mortgage. Not the groceries. The utilities statement, sitting there with a number that looks like a typo. You check it twice. You check it a third time. Nothing about your life changed except that your body is now in the house forty more hours a week, and somehow that translates into real money leaving your account every month. You're probably telling yourself it's a rounding error. A few extra dollars for lights and coffee.