Shocking: Younger Adults Don’t Favor Online Taxes
It hardly seems necessary to run a poll to derive this fact: Younger adults are opposed to paying sales tax on their online purchases. Nevertheless, Gallup’s recent poll on the subject found just that. Many that fall into the nebulous […]
Taxes at the Rosewood Arts Centre
What a wonderful Saturday at the Rosewood Arts Center in the lovely City of Kettering, just south of Dayton, Ohio. My presentation, “Taxes for Artists,” offered during back-to-back breakout sessions was full of spirited, enthusiastic artists who asked great questions […]
Author Q&A Published in DailyWorth
A huge thanks to DailyWorth for interviewing me and publishing a Q&A about Arts & Numbers in connection with its release this week. It was such a pleasure to talk to Sandy Fernandez, and I love how she captured the […]
A&N Extras Added
I’m so excited to announce that I’ve posted a number of Excel and PDF files from Arts & Numbers to this website. The are free and available for anyone to download. Those of you reading the e-book will be linked […]
April 15 Looms
April 15th looms… Make sure to file your personal income taxes (or an extension) by the due date to avoid interest and penalties. And for a helpful (and hilarious) guide on dependents from a toddler’s perspective, check out the Honest […]
This Just In: Creative Entrepreneurs Are Winning
Did anyone see the business section of last Sunday’s Times? There was a great article by Steven Greenhouse about the Freelancers Union and its growth, support, and advocacy for creative entrepreneurs. The article also noted that the “country is awash […]
March (Statistical) Madness
It is no secret that I love statistics and numbers. I love it when numbers surprise me, and I love it even more when they tie together nicely in puzzle form. Accounting is like that. The numbers are supposed to […]
Sales Tax Online
The issue of collecting and remitting sales tax for internet vendors continues to be a big one with more states enacting legislation that establishes “click-through nexus.” Entities (including artists!) that sell goods online may be required to collect and remit […]
Elaine’s Podcast “Artistic Budgeting” Goes Live
A podcast I recorded outlining the five simple steps to build an artistic budget for personal or professional use was posted by the College Art Association to its website on January 17. The podcast includes a sample budget for “Surda […]
