Freelancing at Home

Tax season is upon us! AHHHH! The dreaded stops at H&R Block, the horrified look on your face as you try to write your own taxes and not rip out your hair, the wailing when you don't get as big of a tax return as you think you should - or worse yet, when you owe! ARGH!

Okay, now that that's over. If you got enough income from freelance writing then you should have received a 1099 from the company(ies) you write for. That makes you, technically, self employed. Oh, ain't taxes fun?

You may find some helpful tax filing advice in this Tax Reduction Toolkit ebook by Wayne M. Davies. I don't know about you, but I'm open to all the tax advice I can get.

What you'll reportedly get:

* 29 Little-Known Legal Loopholes That Will Reduce Your Taxes (for small business owners and self-employed people only!)

* 9 Biggest Mistakes Taxpayers Make (And How To Avoid Them)

* How To Audit-Proof Your Income Tax Return Forever!

* Tax consulting coupons worth $445, including 4 (four) Income Tax Return Critique Certificates and 1 (one) 60-minute Telephone Consultation Certificate



This is supposed to only be free for today, but I'm not sure how accurate that is, versus a gimmick to get more people to download it.

And there are some additional freebies on that page: The Complete Financial Check-Up System and The Science of Getting Rich.