From the monthly archives:
I’m a fifteen-year-old Canadian. I have just under eight hundred dollars stashed away in cash. Most of it is Christmas and birthday money from the past few years. I also have an on-and-off job tutoring, so I have a little bit of regular income. My question is, what should I do with my money? I [...]
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Two of the expenses that surprised me a bit when I decided to go freelance were quarterly estimated taxes and self-employment taxes. Because taxes aren’t withheld when you’re self-employed, you have to pay quarterly estimated taxes.
Estimated taxes are a percentage of your income paid to the government based on what you think your tax liability [...]
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Now that we’ve covered some of the basics, I’d like to start focusing these posts on personal finance hurdles specific to freelancers. Don’t worry, if you work a “regular job” you’ll still get a lot out of this site, but my goal here is to help those who own their own business or freelance online.
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