self-employment
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Starting a New Job? Understand State and Federal Tax Withholding Forms
Starting a new job or juggling multiple income sources? Learn what the federal W-4 and Maryland MW507 do, how to use official withholding tools, and what to consider before skipping an older tax return.
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Estimated Taxes: What You Need to Know Before You File
If you earn money from freelance work, independent contracts, or investments, you may need to pay federal taxes before you file your return. Checking now can help you avoid a surprise tax bill and an underpayment penalty.
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IRS Introduces Automatic Penalty Relief for Eligible Taxpayers: Why Paying on Time Matters
The IRS is making it easier for eligible taxpayers with a strong history of filing and paying on time to receive penalty relief automatically. For self-employed workers and contractors, staying organized and paying estimated taxes on time remains one of the best ways to avoid unnecessary costs.
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Hobby or Business? Why the Difference Matters at Tax Time
Many hobbies generate income, but not every income-producing activity is considered a business. Learn how the IRS makes the distinction and what it means for your taxes.
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Penny Forward Raises Alarm Over Changes to the Randolph-Sheppard Program
The Department of Education approved limits on the Randolph-Sheppard priority for Army dining facilities. Penny Forward explains why this change raises concerns for blind entrepreneurs.
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Book review: Making Self-Employment Work for People with Disabilities
Making Self-Employment Work for People with Disabilities About This Book “Making Self-Employment Work for People with Disabilities” is a comprehensive guide aimed at helping individuals with disabilities succeed in self-employment. The authors explore the various challenges and barriers faced by people with disabilities in the workforce and provide practical advice and strategies for overcoming these…