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With over 40 million taxpayers currently self-employed, self-employment is more common than ever, and that’s not just due to changes brought on by COVID-19. From driving for a ride-share company like Uber to starting a new business, self-employment can impact each taxpayer’s tax situation differently.
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service® is reminding all freelancers that it’s critical every gig-economy worker, freelancer, contractor, self-employed individual, small business owner, and entrepreneur know what deductions are available to improve their tax situation.
“If you are self-employed in America’s rapidly expanding gig economy, there are a lot of options to help you pay less on your taxes,” said
