Business and Legal Practices Flashcards
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When a massage therapist suspects a client is a victim of domestic abuse, they are ethically obligated to:
Answer: Document observations and provide resources while respecting client autonomy
Ethical practice involves documenting concerns and offering support resources while honoring the client's right to self-determination unless mandatory reporting applies.
Which tax form does an independent contractor massage therapist typically use to report self-employment income?
Answer: 1099-NEC
A 1099-NEC is issued by clients or businesses paying an independent contractor $600 or more for services.
A client who paid for a massage package of 10 sessions wants a refund after using 3. How should this be handled?
Answer: Follow the refund policy that was disclosed to the client at time of purchase
Adhering to the pre-disclosed refund policy is both legally sound and ethically appropriate.
General liability insurance for a massage therapist primarily covers:
Answer: Bodily injury or property damage occurring at the business premises
General liability insurance covers third-party claims of bodily injury or property damage, while professional liability covers negligent treatment.
A non-compete agreement signed by a massage therapist when hired by a clinic would most likely restrict the therapist from:
Answer: Opening a competing practice within a specified area and time period
Non-compete clauses typically prohibit working for competitors or opening a competing business within a defined geographic area and time frame.
Which record must a massage therapist keep to substantiate business expenses for tax purposes?
Answer: Receipts and itemized records of business expenditures
The IRS requires receipts and documentation of business expenses to substantiate deductions on tax returns.
A massage therapist who operates from a home office can typically deduct what percentage of home expenses for tax purposes?
Answer: The percentage of the home exclusively and regularly used for business
The home office deduction is based on the proportion of the home used exclusively and regularly for business activities.