Freelancer Tax Preparation and Self-Employment Tax Help
Self-employed people pay self-employment tax — Social Security and Medicare — on
top of income tax. That's 15.3% on most net earnings, and it surprises many new freelancers.
Our freelancer tax preparation shows exactly how your tax was calculated and where you can
reduce it.
You can deduct half of your self-employment tax, and many self-employed people qualify for
the qualified business income (QBI) deduction. We check both on every return.
Independent Contractor Tax Filing and Quarterly Estimated Taxes
Independent contractors are generally expected to pay estimated taxes four times a year.
Missing them leads to underpayment penalties, even if everything is paid in April. As part
of your independent contractor tax filing, we calculate next year's quarterly payments. The
usual due dates are April 15, June 15, September 15 and January 15 of the following year.
A Gig Worker Tax Preparer Who Understands App-Based Income
Rideshare drivers, delivery drivers and online sellers often have income from several apps,
each with its own tax form. As a gig worker tax preparer, we combine them correctly, apply
the right mileage method and make sure platform fees are deducted.
When Your Business Is Ready for an LLC or S Corp
As your income grows, your business structure starts to matter. An S corporation election
can reduce self-employment tax for some owners, but it adds payroll and filing requirements.
We'll tell you honestly whether it makes sense for you.
LLC & Business Tax Filing
and
Payroll Services.