No, painting your house is generally considered a maintenance expense and not tax-deductible. However, if it's part of a larger home improvement project, it might be included in the overall deduction for increasing the home's value.
As an independent contractor, you are responsible for managing your own taxes, providing your own tools and resources, setting your schedules, and ensuring you meet the terms of your contract.
They can be referred to as a home improvement contractor, renovator, or remodeler.
Kitchen and bathroom renovations often yield the highest return on investment.
Supervising and overseeing the construction project from start to finish. Ensuring that the project stays within budget. Ensuring the quality and standards of the work being done.