As a freelancer, once you have money coming in from several clients, things can get a little chaotic, to say the least. With multiple clients, multiple projects, and multiple invoices in various states of payment, how do you track your freelance income and keep it all straight?
Nicki and Kate sat down with Rachel LaMantia, owner of Masterpiece Bookkeeping to get answers to some of the most frequently asked questions related to freelance bookkeeping and taxes. Rachel is a pro at taking the stress, hassle, and guesswork out of bookkeeping for her clients. And on this episode, she shares her surprisingly simple tips for keeping your business finances organized, as well as when you may want to consider hiring a bookkeeper. You can contact Rachel and her team here: [ Ссылка ]
Note: This is episode 11 of the Build Your Copywriting Business podcast
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0:00 - Introduction to Rachel
1:50 - Difference Between Accountant and Bookkeeper
4:03 - Worst Case for Freelancers Paying Taxes
7:20 - What Can Impact Your Tax Rate
10:09 - Rachel's Recommendations
15:12 - Scenarios Where You Hire a Bookkeeper
17:40 - Prioritize What You Want to Get Off Your Plate
21:00 - Rachel Digs Into Deductions Freelancers Miss
26:29 - Schedule Time To Keep Up With Expenses
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Nicki Krawczyk, the founder of Filthy Rich Writer, and Kate Sitarz have 15+ and 10+ years of experience, respectively, writing copy for multi-billion-dollar companies, solopreneurs, and every size business in between. To us, being “filthy rich” means having a job you love, being good at what you do, and making great money doing it.
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