Webinar: 2020 Taxes for HBCC Providers

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Join us for a webinar on Thursday, March 4, 2021, 1:00-2:00pm Eastern. 

The 2020 Tax Season is here. How can home-based child care providers prepare to get your taxes done? What do you need to think about in light of the pandemic and the various funding that came in? Home Grown has created a Surviving Your 2020 Taxes work book. In this webinar we will share the workbook and review key topics including: identifying a tax preparer, understanding the documents you need for your taxes, knowing how pandemic programs may affect you, and what to do to start getting ready for next year.

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