Freelancer's Guide to Self Employment Taxes, Budget, Savings

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Erin Booth

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1 - Tax & Financial Terms Overview

2 - Finance 101 Terms All Entrepreneurs Need to Know.mp4

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2 - Lecture-1.TERMS-Finance-101-for-New-Freelancers.pdf

3 - The Benefits of A Good Accountant.mp4

05:14

3 - accountant-badge.zip

1668853482 (1).mp4

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2 - Tools to Track Income and Expenses

4 - The Importance of Keeping Records.mp4

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5 - An Intro to Keeper Tax.mp4

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5 - keeper tax tool.zip

6 - An Intro to Wave Accounting.mp4

05:53

6 - wave accounting.zip

7 - Using Excel Use My Spreadsheet.mp4

03:29

7 - sheets budget.zip

8 - Tax Myth Keeping Paper Receipts.mp4

01:39

8 - expense-champ.zip

3 - Invoicing and NonPayments

9 - An intro to Harvest & Automated Invoices.mp4

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9 - harvest.zip

10 - What to Do When A Client Doesnt Pay.mp4

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10 - paid-on-time.zip

4 - Expenses and Deductions

11 - Lecture-4.pdf

11 - Tips to Reduce Expenses.mp4

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12 - Deductions Intro and Commonly Missed Deductions.mp4

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12 - deduction-hunter.zip

5 - Quarterly Taxes

13 - JANUARY 2021 UPDATE A new Form 1099 is coming.html

14 - What Are Quarterly Taxes Anyway.mp4

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15 - 2019 voucher to pay by mail.zip

15 - How & When Do You Pay Quarterly Taxes.mp4

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15 - irs direct pay.zip

16 - MARCH 2021 UPDATE Taxes Pushed to May.html

17 - How to Figure Out How Much You Owe.mp4

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17 - irs 1040 form diy.zip

17 - keeper estimated tax tool.zip

18 - What If You Miss or Skip A Payment.mp4

06:39

18 - quarterly-tax.zip

6 - Common Financial Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

19 - Personal Savings and The 503020 Rule.mp4

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20 - Keeping Personal and Business Expenses Separate.mp4

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21 - Retirement Savings & Rainy Day Funds.mp4

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21 - ally online bank.zip

21 - expenses.zip

7 - Retirement Savings for Freelancers

22 - Retirement Accounts.mp4

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22 - retirement.zip

8 - Tax Entities for Freelance Businesses

23 - An Overview of Sole Proprietorship vs LLC.mp4

09:19

23 - est-tax-badge.zip

9 - 1099NEC If You Have a Hired a Freelancer or Subcontractor

24 - What if YOU have hired your own freelancer.html

10 - Wrapping Up

25 - Finance-101-for-New-Freelancers.pdf

25 - Whats Next.mp4

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Description

1099's Guide to Managing Money, Paying Taxes, and Planning for Retirement

What You'll Learn?

Self Employed: How, What, When, Where to Pay Quarterly Taxes!
Savings Strategies on Any Income!
Retirement Planning on Any Income!
Budgeting 101!
How to Track Expenses and Income Effectively!
How to Avoid Common Financial Mistakes!

Who is this for?

Freelancers wanting financial literacy.

Freelancers who want to become more confident when handling their business finances.

Freelancers who need help saving for retirement.

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Description
You don't have to be a trained accountant to handle your own taxes. Or the smartest person in the room. Or a type-A personality. In fact, you can start with any amount of money, take this course on financial and tax literacy for new freelancers, and succeed brilliantly through good times and bad.
Trust me, a lot of freelancers avoid things like taxes, budgeting, and saving for retirement for fear of "not doing it right." Hear me when I say - the time to get savvy and create good financial habits is NOW.

WHATÂ YOU'LLÂ LEARN:
This course is all about taking away that fear and teaching financial literacy, money-saving techniques, and how to tackle taxes with confidence.
Together, weâ€™ll untangle the web of finances as an independent contractor by covering topics like:
tracking income and expenses,
the best tools to help you handle your finances,
invoicing and how to avoid non-payments from clients,
tips for reducing overhead and expenses,
tips for savings for retirement on any income,
common financial mistakes and how to avoid them,
comparing the different tax entities that you can file your business under.

WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR:
This course is perfect for any NEW US (American) freelancer who has either never paid self-employment taxes before, wants to learn better systems to save money, needs a nudge to set up a retirement account, or wants a refresher on financial literacy.
If you are a financial wizard, are a CPA, or can do your taxes in your sleep, this course is not for you. However, if you're ready to start from square 1 and learn the basics of budgeting, planning, saving, and paying taxes, then this course is for you.

BONUS:
At the end of this course, you'll not only have access to all the videos, downloadable resources, and external links for life - you'll also receive a 13-page eBook so you can quickly refer back to the content in this course.

Financial literacy and confidence doing your taxes starts NOW!Â Are you ready??

DISCLAIMER:Â
The instructor is not a certified accountant or CPA. The materials available in this course are for informational purposes only and not for the purpose of providing legal advice. You should contact your accountant or attorney to obtain advice with respect to any particular issue or problem.
Who this course is for:
Freelancers wanting financial literacy.
Freelancers who want to become more confident when handling their business finances.
Freelancers who need help saving for retirement.

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I'm Erin, a VA and a virtual assistant coach. I escaped the confines of the corporate office in 2012, and I have never looked back! Now I work from anywhere, when I want to—and with clients who make me feel excited to get up every day.I've helped over 32,000 students start their own virtual assistant businesses. My goal is to help you find the clarity you need to build the business you deserve—in half the time!

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