Personal taxes can be as complex as, or more than, a small business. You may not know which documents are important or which receipts to keep. The questions we ask can feel a little too personal, though I promise that we aren’t being nosy. Personal taxes feel very personal. Sometimes it can be so overwhelming that you may not file at all. It happens. It doesn’t make you a bad person. Maybe you tried to file on your own or used a software that only made a mess. It’s not easy to ask for help a lot of the time. We understand.

We are here to help, not judge.

As a freelancer or gig worker, we’re talking about someone who is a sole proprietor whether you intentionally started a business or you didn’t realize you had one (which is overwhelmingly the case with gig work apps). This is the most basic form of a business and doesn’t require any paperwork if you just go by your name. The casual nature of being a sole proprietor can hide the tricky financial aspects until it’s tax time. You might feel silly for not knowing or embarrassed to look so disorganized, but we don’t know what we don’t know.

We provide a supportive environment to get you up to speed and on solid ground.

Creating an LLC is often the first step into the world of business entities that business owners take. Since the IRS does not officially recognize LLCs, that can make things even more confusing when tax time comes. Your business is growing, but that seems to make everything harder. You don’t need to deal with it alone! A business with multiple owners definitely multiplies the paperwork, but again, you don’t need to panic. Remember that you are the expert in what you do, and people pay you for it. They’re not doing it all and neither should you. If taxes are something that makes you want to pretend you don’t even know how to use a computer, you’re not alone.

We support you and your business needs.