Tax Planning, Business taxes, Side Hustle
How to Report Side Hustle Income (Even If You Didn’t Get a 1099) If you run a side hustle, you must report side hustle income to the IRS — even if no one sent you a Form 1099. Whether you’re freelancing, driving rideshare, selling online, or doing gig work, all side...
Business taxes, Deductions, Home Office, Individual taxes, Side Hustle, Tax Planning
Freelancer Tax Deductions in 2025: What the IRS Still Allows (and What It Doesn’t) Freelancer tax deductions in 2025 continue to be one of the most powerful tools for reducing your taxable income as a self-employed professional. The IRS has not repealed key...
Business taxes, Individual taxes, Tax Planning
Venmo Taxes: Do You Have to Report Venmo, PayPal, and Zelle Payments on Your Taxes? With more people using apps like Venmo, PayPal, and Zelle to send and receive money, a common question arises: What are Venmo taxes, and do you have to report Venmo, PayPal, and Zelle...
Business taxes, Home Office, Side Hustle, Tax Planning
Top 7 Tax Deductions You Can Claim for Your Side Hustle in 2025 More people than ever are earning extra income through side hustles — whether driving for Uber, selling on Etsy, freelancing, or offering local services. But many side hustlers leave money on the table by...
Business taxes, SaaS, Sales Tax
The Tax Challenges Every SaaS Business Must Understand in 2025 As Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) continues to dominate the software delivery model, tax compliance for SaaS businesses has become more complicated than ever. Federal, state, and even international rules...
Retirement, 401(k), Business taxes, Secure Act 2.0
SECURE Act 2.0 Retirement 2025: 4 Opportunities for Small Business Owners The SECURE Act 2.0 retirement 2025 changes are here, offering new opportunities — and responsibilities — for small business owners and high-income professionals. In this post, I’ll explain...
