Tax season is definitely one of the downsides of the freedom/responsibility equation of the freelance life. For help dealing with the added complexities freelance income induces, we went straight to the source, enlisting the help of four accountants accustomed to working with freelancers.
Among the advice we received is that organization is key, whether you’re going it along or hiring an accountant. And if you are hiring an accountant, having all your information sorted and enumerated could make a huge difference in cost:
Expect to pay $200 to a couple thousand dollars, depending on the complexity of your tax return.
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