Debbie Ridpath Ohi has created this list of tax resources for the self-employed on her excellent (and fun) blog, Will Write For Chocolate. If you’re still working on filing your 2006 income taxes, you’ll want to reference this article.
Tax Tips For Freelancers
March 31st, 2007 · 5 Comments
Tags: Writing Tools
5 responses so far ↓
1 Paula Mooney // Mar 31, 2007 at
Hi Laura!
Yes, I was just saying that I don’t see a way to email subscribe to your blog, which is what I’ve been wanting to do.
I already have added it to a reader, but I like getting blogs I like in my email inbox!
If you visit Feedburner.com or Feedblitz.com, they have code you can put on your blog to allow email sign-ups.
Take care,
Paula
2 Laura // Apr 1, 2007 at
Okay Paula, I’ll look into that when I get my tech problems solved.
3 Tara Pringle // Apr 3, 2007 at
Hi Laura,
I have to say I enjoy your blog. I always see you commenting on Paula’s blog and finally made my way over here. I have a daughter and I’m a freelance writer and I just might try to pursue some type of career where I work from home. Your blog is full of great stuff. Thanks a lot!
4 Mihaela Lica // Apr 3, 2007 at
I see that the tax fever took over your blog too. Lol. Mine are due in May… Not so much time left. An my office is a mess! This is what you should write about: how to sort your tax files. 🙂
5 Laura // Apr 3, 2007 at
Tara: Welcome to WritingThoughts. I hope to see a lot more of you on here.
Mihaela: How to sort your tax files, hmm! Interesting topic idea. I read somewhere that organizing the information in order to file taxes takes about two times longer than actually filling out the forms. I imagine that is true no matter what country you are in.