Tax Deductions for Freelancers Part 2
Be prepared come tax time and document whatever expenses you can write off. If you have any questions or concerns make sure to consult an accountant – and then deduct the cost of asking them.
Financial Software for Your Computer
Rather than slaving over trying to balance your checkbook, let these programs do it for you by connecting to your accounts and recording when you write checks, when you pay with your credit card, how much money you owe, and more.
5 Overlooked Tax Deductions for Freelancers
Regular business expenses aside, there are also several other things you can deduct when the tax man comes around. Some of these are often overlooked, but can save you a lot of money. Below you will find some of the more unusual deductions you may be able to claim when tax time comes around.
How to Green Your Finances
When you think of going green, your finances may not necessarily come to mind. The fact of the matter is that money management is often overlooked as a way to make responsible and sustainable choices that help the planet.
10 Tax Deductions for Bloggers
Fortunately, there are several tax deductions you can make when the tax man comes around. Just make sure that you save all the necessary receipts and invoices and double check your deductions with your accountant. Here are some of the most obvious tax deductions for bloggers:
Tax Deductions for Freelancers, Part 1
If you work at a traditional job you (hopefully) have a lot of things taken care of for you: private health insurance, your retirement plan, and above all you get taxes taken out of every paycheck. But not everyone has a traditional job…
How to Use Social Media for Extra Income
While big companies are taking notes on how they can reach target audiences and generate income through the use of social media, you too can use it to supplement your pay checks. Below you will find a list of ways that you can use social media as a side hustle, and maybe even turn it into a full time gig someday.
Why You Shouldn’t Save for Your Child’s University
Believe it or not, saving for your child’s education – though very noble and generous of you – can actually be a terrible idea. Of course, this isn’t the case for everyone, but many of you will have to make the decision between saving for your child’s uni education or saving for your own retirement, in which case retirement always wins. Below you will find a list of reasons why saving for university may not be for you, none of which will make you a bad parent.
Getting Healthy on the Cheap: The Best Investment You Can Make
As unconventional as it may sound, it turns out that the best investment you will ever make is in your own health. When you really start to think about it, it’s an investment that basically requires no risk, is available to people of all financial backgrounds, and can actually save you a lot of money in the long run.
