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Taxes for Side-Gigs and Self-Employed
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What are self-employment taxes?
If you’re self-employed as a business owner, gig-worker, freelancer, contractor, or maintain a side-hustle, this article is for you. Learn about tax write-offs, benefits, and more tax tips to help you get every dollar you deserve.
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How do DoorDash, GrubHub, and UberEats drivers file taxes?
If you work for a rideshare company, chances are, you’re considered an independent contractor and are therefore self-employed. Learn about 1099 forms from the IRS, and many more tips to help you file your taxes.
Tax tips for independent contractors and gig workers
Passive Income: How is Passive Income Taxed?
With high inflation and rising prices, passive income may appear to be a good way to earn some extra cash flow and supplement regular earnings from your day job. But there are rules and considerations to take into account beforehand. Continue reading to find out about passive income tax, what passive income is versus active income, passive income tax deductions, and more.
Tax deductions and tax tips for freelancers
As more and more Americans join the gig economy, it’s more important than ever to understand what tax deductions and breaks may be available to you. Whether you’re working for a ride-share company part-time, doing freelance creative work, or any other kind of independent contractor work, you’ll want to know about crucial tax deductions, such as self-employment tax deductions, home office write-offs, retirement contribution deductions, and many other options.
How a second job or side gig affects your taxes
Call it what you will: a side job, side hustle, freelance gig—they all affect your taxes and tax status.
Tax guides for contractors and side gigs
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