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Bookkeeping Basics for Freelance Writers
perfect bound, 93 pages
Published
July 1st 2009
by Crystal Press
(first published 2009)
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Bookkeeping Basics for Freelance Writers is a wonderful book for those that are, or thinking of becoming freelance writers. This book covers getting started, recording income, business expenses, business use of your home, automobile deductions, entertainment and travel, employee versus subcontractor, business management, taxes and audits, blank forms, and resources for your writing business along with a glossary.
Bookkeeping Basics for Freelance Writers covers most of the income reporting and ded...more
Bookkeeping Basics for Freelance Writers covers most of the income reporting and ded...more
Bookkeeping Basics for Freelance Writers is a wonderful book for those that are, or thinking of becoming freelance writers. This book covers getting started, recording income, business expenses, business use of your home, automobile deductions, entertainment and travel, employee versus subcontractor, business management, taxes and audits, blank forms, and resources for your writing business along with a glossary.
Bookkeeping Basics for Freelance Writers covers most of the income reporting and ded...more
Bookkeeping Basics for Freelance Writers covers most of the income reporting and ded...more
The bottom line? All Americans are required to report their earnings & pay taxes on said earning to the IRS. By keeping an accurate record of income and expenses, you can reduce your "income tax liability". In other words - by going the extra mile to keep accurate financial records you can keep more money in your pocket.
I fancy myself a pretty smart gal, but the first time around even I stumbled across a couple areas that I had to read a couple times over to understadn fully. But on a whole...more
I fancy myself a pretty smart gal, but the first time around even I stumbled across a couple areas that I had to read a couple times over to understadn fully. But on a whole...more
The perfect bookkeeping guide for writers of all sorts! I'm a self-published author and, I must confess, I have a natural aversion to all things financial. This book is not a dull and incomprehensible instruction manual. Brigitte Thompson walks us through each topic, with easy to understand options and examples. It's like having your own likable tutor!
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