Taxes for Freelancers, Self-employed People and Solopreneurs with Hannah Cole
Updated: 6 hours ago
This talk is empowering, clear, and judgement-free, and covers the basics of income taxes for a self-employed person.
Monday, October 19, 6-8p ET
What do I do with my receipts? Do I really need to pay quarterly taxes? Do I need an LLC or an S Corp? What is a Schedule C?
Through a clear, friendly “tax pictionary” interactive whiteboard drawing demo, you’ll walk away understanding how your freelance income works with your other income, and the mechanics of paying estimated quarterly taxes for your freelance profit, why freelancers tend to underestimate their tax bill, and how to fix it.
Managing self-employment
Money mindset/money stereotypes
How do taxes work in self-employment?
Paying estimated quarterly taxes
The Hobby/Loss Rule
Understanding the Schedule C
Why audits happen, and how to stay protected
Record Keeping
Why creative + mission-driven work matters
Q & A
Hannah Cole's presentation includes a robust written outline, links to all resources mentioned, and her Visual Guide to Tax Deductions. Cole provides clear, expert-backed answers that honor your creative or mission-driven work and make you feel calmer and more empowered to file your taxes this year.
Come as you are–no prior knowledge needed. Bring your tax questions!
ABOUT HANNAH COLE
Hannah Cole, ENROLLED AGENT and Founder of Sunlight Tax, specializes in friendly, informative tax education for creatives, healers, and people who feel like the black sheep of the business world. Hannah delivers engaging tax education that is creative-world savvy and empowering. Her mission is to empower self-employed people to set up for long-term success and take control of the financial side of their careers through her program, Money Bootcamp.
Her book, Taxes for Humans, is an empowering guide to doing (and simplifying) your taxes when you’re self-employed, and the accompanying workbook has the tax organizer and checklists you need to get it all done, every year. You can get the simple tax tips and the podcast each week on her Substack, Taxes for Humans.
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