When you’re working in isolation, it’s easy to crave connection with others. One popular way remote workers band together is by sharing their home offices on social media. They’ll tag selfies with #WorkFromHome or #HomeOffice to feel less alone. But when you do this, you’re inviting hackers to crack personal secrets that could lead to fraud.

With so many Americans working from home due to the pandemic, tax season might look a bit different this year. Can you deduct supplies in your home office? Are you eligible for special deductions? If your company is out of state, does that impact how you file? We've got all the answers to your tax-related questions.