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As a self-employed individual, you are responsible for paying taxes on your income. Unlike employees, taxes aren’t automatically taken out of your payments. Instead, you are responsible for setting aside money for your taxes and then paying the IRS.
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Explore the essential aspects of the 1099 tax form, including its different types and how to accurately report your earnings. This section helps freelancers and contractors navigate the complexities of tax reporting, ensuring compliance and avoiding common mistakes.
As a Shopper, it's important to maximize your tax deductions to save money at tax time. Read on for the top deductions for Shipt Shoppers.
Small business taxes don’t have to be complicated. Learn the best tax deductions to save more with this guide to tax write-offs for small business owners.
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