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Re-framing Finances for Creatives

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Re-framing Finances for Creatives

This week, I’m sharing an episode that aired on the Creative Baggage podcast where I was recently a guest.  

Creative Baggage is a conversation-based podcast giving voice to the unspoken baggage of pursuing a career in the arts.

In this episode, I speak about my career in both the arts and taxes and offer some practical advice on managing your finances as an artist. 

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When Do You Actually Need an Accountant?

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When Do You Actually Need an Accountant?

Are you a creative entrepreneur who’s been wondering when you should hire an accountant or if you’ll be able to just do your own taxes?

In today's episode, I’m breaking down some of the most common scenarios that you might want to consider actually hiring an accountant and when you can just do your own taxes as an entrepreneur. 

Join me in this informative episode to learn the best times to consult an expert and why using an accountant might save you money in the long run. 

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Money Management for Creative Professionals

Nerissa Street of Ten Thousand Women Ten Thousand Stages Podcast interviews art-centric tax expert Hannah Cole about her influences as an artist and as a tax expert for creative freelancers. This interview is available as both a podcast and a video, so you can choose the medium that you prefer.

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What’s in the $1.9 Trillion stimulus plan?

The American Rescue Plan, Biden’s $1.9 Stimulus Bill, will be an enormous boost to the US economy. Here’s a brief rundown of the items most likely to affect freelancers.

Stimulus payments:

New $1400 stimulus payments will go out per person on the return. This means that children and other dependents will get the full $1400 each, in addition to the taxpayers. Households with income under $150,000 (married filing jointly) and individuals with income under $75,000 will receive the full benefit. Households with income between

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