How to Maximize Business and Personal Deductions for Anyone Filing their own Taxes
Self Paced Workshop
Presented by: Rosemary Bocian
Presented in ASL & English
2 hours total time
0.2 GS CEUs
Self Paced Workshop
Presented by: Rosemary Bocian
Presented in ASL & English
2 hours total time
0.2 GS CEUs
Self Paced Workshop
Presented by: Rosemary Bocian
Presented in ASL & English
2 hours total time
0.2 GS CEUs
About this webinar:
From TurboTax.com to FreeTaxUSA.com, there are a lot of options available to interpreters who want to file their own taxes. However, if you don’t have an understanding of business and personal deductions, many tax saving opportunities can easily fall through the cracks while self-filing. During this workshop participants will learn how to reduce their taxable income through maximizing both business and personal deductions when they file their own taxes. I will also show you where these deductions are reported on your tax return so you can double check it for accuracy before filing. And for those who are concerned about how much you might owe this year, I’ll explain how to easily calculate an estimate of your taxes to help you feel more prepared before you begin working on your taxes.
Participants will be able to list 8 business deductions and understand how to maximize their business phone, home office and auto expenses.
Participants will be able to easily calculate an estimate of their tax liability
Participants will be able to list 3 personal tax deductions that can reduce their taxable income
Participants will be able to locate their business and personal deductions on their tax return to check for accuracy.
Presenter Bio:
Rosemary Bocian, MA, EA, NIC, has been an ASL freelance interpreter for 9 years. In 2017 she co-authored the book "The Interpreter's Quick Guide to Self-Employment" which is currently being used by Interpreter Training Programs nationwide and sold on Amazon as well as at select Barnes & Nobles locations. Following publication, she began teaching workshops across the nation including the 2019 RID National Conference. This inspired her to become an Enrolled Agent and support interpreters directly by providing tax preparation services through her business Quick Guide Tax. Rosemary received both her Bachelor’s in ASL Interpretation and Master’s in Deaf Studies: Culture from Gallaudet University. As a professional tax preparer (EA), author and seasoned speaker, Rosemary presents the complex world of taxes in plain language so that interpreters can thrive in the profession.