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    • Freelancers and the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017
    • Meals and Entertainment Deductions
    • How To Think About Your Freelance Income
    • Tracking Freelance Income and Expenses
    • What Papers Do I Need to Do My Freelance Taxes?
    • Starting a Freelance Business
    • Credit Card Statements and Taxes
    • Estimated Taxes for Freelancers
    • The Minimum Freelancers Need To Earn To File Income Taxes
    • Hobby Loss: Can Artists Take Losses on Their Tax Returns?
    • What Should Freelancers Do With Both W-2 and 1099 Income and Expenses?
    • Timely Tax Planning
    • Freelance 1099 Tax Considerations
    • 100% Health Insurance Deduction
    • How to Prepare for an Audit
    • Common Freelance Mistakes
    • How Long Do I Have to Keep Those Papers?
    • Being on a W-2 or a 1099: Which is Better for You?
    • Should I Incorporate?
    • Trading Your Work Results in Taxable Income
    • Freelance Myths
    • Can I Deduct My Art When I Contribute it?
    • Real Estate Tax Tips
    • What’s a Business Meal for Freelancers?
    • Closing Your Freelance Business
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    • Interview: From The Artist’s Guide
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  • Freelancers and the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017
  • Meals and Entertainment Deductions
  • Cash Flow
  • How To Think About Your Freelance Income
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    • For Freelancers
    • For Artists
    • For Designers
    • For Editors
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    • For Musicians
    • For Photographers
    • For Psychotherapists
    • For Writers
  • Glossary of Freelance Tax Terms
  • Starting a Freelance Business
  • What’s a Business Meal for Freelancers?
  • Tracking Freelance Income and Expenses
  • What Papers Do I Need to Do My Freelance Taxes?
  • Credit Card Statements and Taxes
  • Estimated Taxes for Freelancers
  • The Minimum Freelancers Need To Earn To File Income Taxes
  • Hobby Loss: Can Artists Take Losses on Their Tax Returns?
  • What Should Freelancers Do With Both W-2 and 1099 Income and Expenses?
  • Timely Tax Planning
  • What You Make is Not What You Earn
  • Freelance 1099 Tax Considerations
  • How Long Do I Have to Keep Those Papers?
  • Being on a W-2 or a 1099: Which is Better for You?
  • Should I Incorporate?
  • Trading Your Work Results in Taxable Income
  • 100% Health Insurance Deduction
  • Closing Your Freelance Business
  • Interview: From The Artist’s Guide
  • Preparing for an Audit
  • Common Freelance Mistakes
  • Freelance Myths
  • Can I Deduct My Art When I Contribute it?
  • Real Estate Tax Tips
  • Useful Books and Websites
    • Books
    • Websites
    • IRS Links
    • New York State and City Freelance Tax links
  • Managing Your Financial Life
  • Financial Health Checklist
  • Preventing Identity Theft
  • Financial Disaster Kits
    • Small Business Disaster Kit
    • Personal Disaster Kit
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