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Picking up a side gig for some extra money
Steven Warren, a CPA, advises that taking a side gig to earn extra income is generally beneficial, even if it pushes some earners into a higher tax bracket. For example, a single person earning $50,299 moving into the 22% tax bracket with an additional $5,000 would only pay the higher rate on the extra income.
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