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Tax Checklist for Food Bloggers

$27.00

Launching your blog and creating original content feels like half the battle sometimes. The other half? Dealing with a more complicated financial and tax situation. And that’s stressful, overwhelming, even panic-inducing when you’re not sure exactly how to file, how much you owe, or how you can minimize your tax burden so you can maximize what you actually get to keep.

If you’re still in the start up phase of growing your blog, you want to keep your costs low. And as someone who first joined the online entrepreneur space as a blogger, I know how much time and effort it takes to run a blog. That’s why I created the Tax Checklist for Food Bloggers.

Get the affordable resources you need to take control of your tax situation. I answer questions like:

  • Can you deduct the cost of food for recipe development?
  • Can you combine a business trip with a personal vacation?
  • Can I hire my kids?
  • What is considered income and a deductible business expense?
  • What’s a 1099-MISC?

I’m a CPA for a reason: I know taxes and I know how to show you how to structure your business (and personal) finances in the most efficient way possible.

My clients get to spend more time doing what they love, rather than wrestling with the stuff they hate. This checklist will help you get a handle on your the taxes (and then some). You’ll have more time and energy to devote to what lights you up (family! travel! your business!) rather than what drags you down.

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So can you deduct the cost of food for recipe development?

The Tax Checklist for Food Bloggers will help you gather the necessary information needed to report the earnings and expenses from your parenting blog on your tax return. This 20 page PDF is delivered directly to your inbox and includes information about:

  • Whether your blog is a business or a hobby
  • Discussion about business entities and how they’re taxed
  • How to pay yourself
  • Paying independent contractors, plus a handy decision tree about issuing Form 1099-MISC
  • Hiring your kids
  • Common sources of income and expenses
  • How to report expenses that are business-related and personal
  • Where to report your blog’s net income on your tax return
  • Recordkeeping, including a link to a Google Sheet for tracking income and expenses
  • Quarterly estimated taxes, plus a printable worksheet

It does not cover every tax situation, and is best suited for businesses taxed as a sole proprietor. Use it as a guide in conjunction with your prior year tax return.

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