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Here is a LONG LIST of jobs that real RVers do to make money while RVing. Maybe you’ll find something you’re well-qualified for and would enjoy…

One of our RV Lifestyle members recently posted on Facebook to find out what other REAL RVers do to make money while on the road. She wrote:

What do you do for remote work when you’re living/traveling in RV. We’re looking into traveling, my husband is retired, and I’d like to find something remote.

We’ve written a few articles on how to find jobs while traveling, but we’ve never made a long list of job possibilities. This Facebook post, along with several others, gives us great insight into the many jobs RVers do from the road.

So, we decided to compile a long list of ways people make money while RVing based on the hundreds of Facebook responses. We figure there’s no better way to be inspired than to see just how many options are out there.

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Main Categories of Work You Can Do From the Road

Generally speaking, there are broad categories of work that RVers can do from the road. Most positions fall into one of these three categories.

Traveling Jobs

These positions require you to travel to different locations to work. Some examples of traveling jobs include traveling nurse or railroad worker.

Remote Work

With the rise of remote work, many companies now allow their employees to work from anywhere as long as they have a stable internet connection. Having stable internet on the road is challenging, but it is possible.

Freelance Work

If you have skills like writing, graphic design, or programming, you can find freelance work online and complete projects from your RV. You can often do these jobs without a constant internet connection.

Online Business

Starting an online business is another way to make money while RVing. You can start a blog, sell products online, or offer consulting services.

Seasonal Work

Many RVers work seasonal jobs at campgrounds, national parks, and tourist attractions. These jobs can include campground hosts, tour guides, or maintenance workers.

Other seasonal jobs revolve around the holidays, including retail, delivery drivers, pumpkin patches, Christmas tree lots, and more.

Workout

Working out is a combination of work and camping. RVers can work at campgrounds, RV parks, and other outdoor locations in exchange for a free campsite and sometimes even a wage.

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How REAL RVers Make Money While RVing (Long List of Jobs)

The following are all jobs that people from our RV Lifestyle Facebook group do from the road. Some are full-time RVers, while others are only part-time.

Some base them travel around where they work, while others work wherever they travel. Some are

It’s perfectly possible to make money in Israel and keep most of it. According to the OECD, Israeli tax revenues amounted to 32.2% of GDP in 2021, which was better than the OECD average of 34.1%. You are probably doing taxable business in Israel if you conduct business activities in Israel or operate in Israel via an agent who can commit you. Israel’s tax treaties and the OECD Multilateral Instrument refine these criteria for foreign companies.

Business tax rates

For 2023, the regular company tax rate is 23%. The regular dividend tax rate is 30%-33% for 10%-or-more shareholders and 25%-28% for other shareholders, resulting in a combined tax burden on distributed corporate profits of 42.25%-48.41%, subject to any tax treaty.

Preferred income derived by preferred industrial or tech enterprises is liable to company tax of 7.5% in development area A and 16% elsewhere in Israel. Dividends are generally taxed at 20%. The resulting combined tax burden on distributed profits is generally 26%-32.8%, subject to any tax treaty. Lower rates are possible for certain large enterprises with annual revenues over NIS 10 billion. R&D grants, typically 50%, are also available.

The standard VAT rate is 17%.

International agreements: Israel has income-tax treaties with 60 countries, including the UK.

Israel is a party to US FATCA and OECD CRS information-exchange arrangements.

Israel has free-trade agreements with the US, EU, UK, Canada, Columbia, the European Free Trade Association, Mexico, Panama, South Korea, Turkey, UAE and Ukraine.

National Insurance Institute (Social Security)

NII rates include:

• Resident employees: 3.5%-12%;
• Employers of resident employees: 3.55%-7.6%;
• Freelancers: 5.97%- 17.83% (52% is tax deductible);
• Not working: 9.61%-12% (52% is tax deductible);
• Monthly payment if no income: NIS 194.

The above is subject to any applicable social security (“totalization”) treaty.

• Olim: New residents and senior returning residents (lived abroad 10 years) are generally exempt from Israeli tax on non-Israeli-source income for 10 years. The exemption does NOT apply to income for work done in Israel.

Olim also enjoys an exemption for five to 20 years regarding interest on Patach foreign-currency time deposits of three months or more at an Israeli bank. On Israeli-source income, olim receives extra personal credits that reduce taxes by NIS 235, or NIS 705 per month for four and a half years.

• Foreign expatriates in Israel: Israel’s tax treaties sometimes grant an income-tax exemption for employees resident in those countries but working in Israel.

Otherwise, nonresidents working in Israel legally in their field of expertise for an employer as “foreign experts” who are paid at least NIS 14,300 per month may enjoy deductions for accommodation expenses and daily living expenses of NIS 350 for up to 12 months, provided they are invited by an Israeli employer that is not an employment agency.

• Tax registrations: A business must register for Israeli tax purposes as soon as the business activity starts.
• Pay taxes as you go: Every year, a business or