13 Location Independent Jobs or Businesses

People are already comfortable with filing their taxes electronically through sites like TurboTax. If you have a certification like CPA or EA, you can set up an online tax business with the added perk of a personal touch missing from the big sites.

You can potentially do the accounting for many businesses without having to leave your bedroom.

The web has already largely replaced brick and mortor businesses. If you're able to code websites, you can provide a valuable service to businesses trying to establish their virtual storefront.

Businesses will always need someone to design their logos. Digital art extends to all kinds of art including animation, 3d modeling, rendering, video editing, and graphic design.

You can either create your own blog on a paid platform like Medium or Substack or get paid to take jobs writing articles for other people.

If you're an expert in your industry, you can provide advice and recommendations to potentially hundreds of businesses.

If you have a social media account with a large following, you can start taking sponsorships or use your platform to direct your audience to another business you're creating.

In theory, you can write a book once and collect royalties long after you've finished writing it.

If you're good at stand-up comedy, you could potentially perform in any location you want to travel to.

You can provide administrative and clerical support to clients from anywhere with an internet connection.

You can manage social media accounts for businesses or individuals from anywhere.

You can plan events such as weddings, parties, conferences, etc. from anywhere.

If you don't have a home anyway, there's nothing stopping you from begging anywhere you want.