You're earning freelance income for work you're doing, but without a formal structure like an LLC or Corporation, are you actually a business?
If you have lots of jobs and sources of income it can be hard to figure out what counts as freelance — what part is taxed, what part isn’t, and all the different ways this stuff is categorized. We’re here to help!
If you have a home office used exclusively and regularly for your freelance business, it often represents a pretty big business expense which can help a lot when it comes to your taxes.
Figuring out sales tax can feel daunting for freelancers. That’s why we’ve put together a few resources for dealing with sales tax for those of you in New York state.
If you use your vehicle for business, you definitely want to track your mileage and other costs associated with business. It will help bring down your tax bill.
Confused about how and when to send estimated quarterly taxes? We've got you covered.
Knowing what is considered a legit business expense is very important for everyone who is self-employed. Make sure you understand the basics.
If you bought costly equipment for your business, like a new phone, computer, or camera (or all three and more), depreciation is a handy tool that can benefit you not only this year but in future years.
If you're a freelancer, you definitely want to keep track of your expenses. Here's why.