60-Second Guide to Setting Up a Home Office

There's no place like home, especially when you get to work there too. While others deal with frustrating commutes and noisy cubicles, you're getting ahead and getting things done. Or are you? Without

In just 60-seconds, we can get you started on setting up the perfect home office.

0:60 Select the Right Spot
The space you choose for your home office should be well lit and properly ventilated, with enough room for furniture, supplies, storage compartments and other items you use on a regular basis. Windows are great for natural light and that all-important “inspiration,” but they can just as easily be a persistent distraction. It may be best to configure your work area so that the windows are behind you or to the side.

0:45 Get Connected
Your home office should also be equipped with sufficient electrical outlets to safely support your office equipment and appliances, as well as connections for your telephone, fax and Internet access. Any costs incurred to add outlets and any other utilities to your office (e.g., heating and air conditioning ducts) are tax deductible.