6 tax matters indie authors should consider

Once you��ve set up your self-publishing business �� and especially if you expand it to be more than just an author collecting royalties �� you��ll have to file additional tax forms beyond the 1040. The good news is you also qualify for some tax deductions, such as your home office and vehicle use. Let��s examine some of the aspects of business taxes that you should consider once you��ve published:
�� Tax forms self-published authors must file
�� Why self-published authors must keep records
�� Writers can deduct home office space on taxes
�� Deduct start-up costs on Federal income taxes
�� Indie writers also can use depreciation on taxes
�� Indie authors can deduct vehicle expenses

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