Our guide to influencer and content creator taxes covers everything you need to know to master your taxes this year. From write offs to deadlines, we got you covered.
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The short answer is yes, influencers need an LLC. Even if you are making a few thousand dollars, you should form an LLC to protect you and add legitimacy to your brand.
Cameryn is an Instagram fashion content creator who makes $300k/yr as an Amazon Affiliate partner. Her old accountant said she couldn't write off her clothing purchases because they are "personal items", costing her to overpay $17,000 in taxes.
Parker is a lifestyle influencer and blogger that made $250,000 last year. She was working with a local accounting firm that would have cost her thousands of dollars in unnecessary taxes because they said she should not become an S Corp.
Taxes can be extremely confusing, especially understanding tax brackets. We’ll unravel the mystery behind tax brackets for content creators so that you’re not surprised when Tax Day rolls around.
Jaime is a YouTuber that made $175,000+ last year. Jamie tried to do his own taxes but became overwhelmed by the tracking of expenses, quarterly payments, and figuring out what expenses were deductible. He wasted hours trying to DIY everything and figure things out on his own.