Freelancers and Taxes Part 2: Introduction to Quarterly Taxes
November 10, 2009 by Deb
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by Thursday Bram
The biggest difference between doing your taxes as an employee and doing them as a freelancer, at least in the U.S, is figuring out just what to do about quarterly estimated income tax. Since your clients pay you as a contractor, rather than an employee, they do not make sure that the [...]
Tax Tips for UK Freelancers
November 5, 2009 by Deb
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by James Hendicott
Working for yourself is great, isn’t it? You get an open schedule, a nice mixed bag of employers and plenty of creative freedom. Wait, nobody told you about the paperwork? Well, if you’re a casual freelancer with a small income, you might not have to worry too much (see how to pay, [...]
What Every Freelance Writer Needs To Know About Taxes
November 3, 2009 by Deb
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by Thursday Bram
If you’re making the switch to freelancing, it’s easy to miss some of the details that go along with completing your taxes. There are some major differences in the paperwork if you’re working for a company or if you’re self-employed. While there are plenty of ways to save money on your taxes [...]
