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Expense This, Not That: What Newsletter Operators Need to Know for Tax Season

If you made money off your newsletter last year, you’re going to want to keep a few things in mind as you file your taxes.

Can you expense that subscription to someone else’s newsletter?
Was that trip to a conference something you can write off?
Is there a right way to track your expenses and income?
Is my home office an expense?

Tax season can be confusing, so Claire Zulkey talked to four tax experts to get answers to those questions — plus a few other tips that can save you time, money, and pain come April 15. Get your tax tips here →

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