Topic: Employee Relocation

Many people find they must list their house and prepare for a move in order to relocate for a job or to respond to a family emergency. Selling your house can be stressful in and of itself, but when you throw a move into the mix, you might find the stress creeping up as you try…

If you’ve ever relocated to a new home for a job, you may have been able to deduct your qualified moving expenses. If you plan to move this year, you should know that most moving-related tax deductions and exemptions are no longer yours to claim. The passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA)…

Do your belongings consist of a duffel bag full of clothes and a laptop? Congratulations. Moving day will be a breeze. Simply do a bit of packing, vacuuming, and dusting, and you’re on your way with a DIY move. If you own furniture, instruments, appliances, or a bed, you don’t get to have an instant…

When you face an upcoming move, one of the most important decisions you make is whether to undertake the transition yourself or partner with a professional moving company. Generally, homeowners who choose to DIY their moves rent a moving truck to transfer their belongings. In this blog, we discuss seven of the advantages available to…

Maybe your company is growing so quickly that you no longer have space for all your employees. Or maybe you want to move closer to your customers and clients. Perhaps you even want to save money by moving to an area with cheaper real estate. These are just a few of the many reasons why…

One of the most often repeated pieces of moving advice is “If you don’t need it, don’t move with it.” This principle applies to more than just clothes you no longer wear, books you won’t ever read, and decor you never display. When you prepare for an office relocation, it’s also important to consider reducing…

Most people who are preparing to move investigate their future neighborhood or home and verify details long in advance. But what happens if you’re in a situation where you can’t plan for your future home months before you move? Those applying for jobs out of state or to distant graduate programs know the added stress…

When you nail an interview and land a new job, the world seems good at first. The pay looks excellent. The hours are perfect. And your coworkers appear friendly. But you forgot to account for one thing: the commute. The distance between your home and your job sounded manageable at first. But as the days,…

After weeks of searching, calling, and interviewing, you finally managed to land a new job. You feel excited about the new opportunity, as well as a little nervous about the responsibilities you will have. But not long after you shake hands and accept the offer, your employer says, “We’re opening a new branch in another…

You’ve already found your dream home in your new town, even though your current home still has a big “For Sale sign” on it. Interested buyers come and go. But you’re ready to move on-now. Before you make an offer and call the movers, take a deep breath and look at the big picture. Moving…