[Free] Free Acting Tutorial - Actor Boss Taxes
How to confidently organize your acting-related taxes regardless of current tax laws – Free Course
What you’ll learn
- Define what taxes are
- Define the difference between W2's and 1099's
- Define the difference between expense deductions and tax deductions
- Define what a tax pro does and what to expect if you hire one
Requirements
- At least 18 years old
Description
Do you ever get stressed out about your acting-related taxes? Most actors assume that “it will all work out,” but that’s a huge mistake that can lead to serious financial and legal consequences. After signing with my agency and living through tax law changes specifically for actors, I realized that I needed to figure out an easy-to-use system to track my acting-related expenses and deductions.Learn to Feel Confident Approaching Tax Season as an Actor
In this course, you’ll learn how to:
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Define what taxes are
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Define the difference between W2’s and 1099’s
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Define the difference between expense deductions and tax deductions
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Define what a tax pro does and what to expect if you hire one
At the end of this course, you’ll be able to confidently track and organize your acting-related tax information.
I know that “just being an actor” is the dream, but your taxes cannot be ignored. If you are an actor that’s 18 years of age or older, then it’s your responsibility to learn about your taxes. The government does not accept, “I didn’t know,” as an answer, which is crazy since no one taught us about taxes in school! I’m sharing what I’ve learned about my taxes as an actor in your position. Click the course thumbnail to start this free course.
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