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The Actor's Guide to Smart Taxes
The Actor's Guide to Smart Taxes
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Biz Bestseller!
Author: Jennifer M. Long Publisher: The Smart Artist Format: Softcover # of Pages: 81 Pub. Date: 2019 ISBN-10: 1999551818 ISBN-13: 9781999551810
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About
the Book:
Your Money Matters
The Actor's Guide to Smart Taxes is your
ultimate resource to navigating the self-employment world within the
arts industries.
When you're an actor spending your hard-earned money to make your
way in the industry, tax time is really all the time. To help make
your life a little easier, Jennifer M. Long has put together
an essential guide to everything you need to know about filing
taxes as an actor.
Written specifically for artists who have fluctuating, uncertain, and sometimes limited streams of income, The Actor's Guide to Smart Taxes will help
you make your tax preparation more profitable and less of a hassle.
Topics include:
• Income – ways to track it and report it
• Expenses – what exactly is a business expense?
• GST/HST
• How to properly sort and store your business receipts
• Tips for using tax software
• How to SAVE on taxes
• and much more!
Living hand to mouth is not uncommon for artists, especially in an environment like what we are currently facing. What's more, the skyrocketing costs of residing in a major city coupled with an actor's fluctuating paycheck can make the concept of getting your finances in order feel like an impossible dream,
especially when it comes to taxes. Jennifer M. Long gets how
overwhelming tax season can be for self-employed creatives; she is
one! She is also a double-certified tax professional and passionate
about simplifying complicated tax concepts to ensure that as an
actor, you're ready to deal with your personal taxes.
About the Author:
Jennifer M. Long holds a
variety of post-secondary and industry certifications including
business management, bookkeeping, and advanced taxation. After
pursuing a decade-long professional career in the arts, she decided
to focus her talents on the behind-the-scenes world of arts
management, but she loves to sing and dance, and performs as often as
she can, except during tax season.
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