Pilots and flight attendants navigate a unique work environment; one that stretches across states, time zones, and even continents. While this lifestyle comes with freedom and travel perks, it also creates special tax challenges. Understanding how pilot taxes and flight attendant deductions work is essential for accurate filing and for avoiding missed opportunities to reduce […]
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