Accounting and Taxes
Take the guesswork out of self-employed taxes and bookkeeping with these strategies.
Form 1099-MISC: What Small Business Owners Need to Know
Understanding the Schedule C Tax Form
5 Ways To Make Your Self-Employed Taxes Easier Next Year
W-9 Forms: An Essential Guide for Self-Employed 1099 Contractors
How to Avoid PayPal 1099 Forms & PayPal Taxes
Cash App and Taxes: Your Complete 2025 Guide
Zelle Taxes: Does Zelle Report to the IRS?
How to File Your Poshmark Taxes
How To Calculate Taxable Income When You’re Self-Employed
How to File DoorDash Taxes: Step-by-Step Guide for Dashers
How to File Amazon Flex Taxes
How to Read a K-1: For Partners, Shareholders, and Beneficiaries
The Ultimate Small Business and Freelancer Tax Prep Checklist for 2025
Form 1099-K: A Guide for the Self-Employed
The Ultimate Guide to Self-Employment Taxes
6 Tax Mistakes Self-Employed People Should Avoid
17 Self-Employed Tax Deductions for Freelancers and Small Business Owners
How to Hire a CPA as a Freelancer or Small Business Owner
A Step-by-Step Guide to Filling Out the Schedule SE Tax Form
The Ultimate End-of-Year Business Checklist
Tax Changes for 2024: A Guide for the Self-Employed
8 Common Myths About the Schedule C Form
Unfiled Tax Returns: What to Do and Where to Get Help
Hiring a Bookkeeper vs. a CPA: The Difference Between Bookkeeping and Accounting
2025 Tax Deadlines for the Self Employed
A Guide to Small Business Quarterly Taxes for the Self-Employed
1099-NEC Instructions Explained: What is Non-Employee Compensation?
LLC with S-Corp Status: Could It Help You Save On Taxes?
What is a Chart of Accounts?
Stripe 1099-K: Does Stripe Report to the IRS?
The $600 Tax Rule: What Small Businesses Need to Know for 2024 (and Beyond)
How to File Your Venmo Taxes
Shrink Your Tax Bill: Common Therapist Tax Deductions
3 Ways to File Self-Employment Taxes
Turo Tax Guide: How to File Your Turo Taxes
8 Changes Self-Employed People Need to Know When Filing 2023 Taxes
Filing Uber Taxes
Guide to Quarterly Self-Employed Taxes
How to File Your Shipt Taxes
How to Write Off a Car For Business
The Home Office Tax Deduction for the Self-Employed
How to File Airbnb Taxes
Filing Instacart Taxes
Are You Making These 8 Venmo Tax Mistakes?
3 Ways To Track Miles for Taxes
Brush Up on Deductions: Common Tax Deductions for Artists
Write. Then Write Off: Common Tax Deductions for Writers
Work Out Your Deductions: Tax Write-Offs for Personal Trainers
How to Navigate Tax Season When You’re Self-Employed
2023 Tax Deadlines Self-Employed Individuals Should Know
Trim Taxes: Common Tax Deductions for Hair Stylists
Your Venmo Tax Questions Answered: What To Know About The New 1099-K Form
The Venmo Tax: What You Should Know About the New 1099-K Form In Your Mailbox Next Year
5 Changes Self-Employed People Need to Know When Filing 2022 Taxes
The Complete Guide to Self-Employed Expense Reporting for Beauty and Barbering Businesses
Bookkeeping for Small Business: Everything You Need to Know
The Complete Guide to Self-Employed Expense Reporting
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