How to Navigate Tax Season When You’re Self-Employed
Tax season can feel stressful and cause far too many sleepless nights for freelancers and entrepreneurs. And it’s easy to feel like a small fish in a big pond when you’re solo and trying to figure out your finances as a self-employed person.
When it comes to tax season, we can help you rest easy. In this video, Found and Keila Hill-Trawick, a CPA and small business owner herself, will talk through what you need to know about your numbers to prepare for tax season:
Bookkeeping best practices
Breakdown of business entities
What you should know about contractors vs. employees
Explanation of taxes and how they actually work
Deductible expenses
And much more!
Keila knows firsthand the challenges that come with managing your finances and taxes as a self-employed person. She created Little Fish Accounting to empower small business owners to have freedom in their business by properly managing their finances and providing strategic financial support in their growth—and she wants to help you do the same.
You’ll finish this video feeling empowered to handle tax season with confidence.
The information on this website is not intended to provide, and should not be relied on, for tax advice.
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