Musician’s Guide to Taxes: W9s and Working With Vendors or Contractors for Artists
1099-MISC, 1099-NEC, it’s a lot! Get set up properly for Tax Season with this helpful guide on working with artist and music vendors!
1099-MISC, 1099-NEC, it’s a lot! Get set up properly for Tax Season with this helpful guide on working with artist and music vendors!
Cover your bases with the audit-friendly way to keep track of your business from an auditor. No accounting background? No problem.
5 professional tips for reinvesting the passive income you’ve got coming in from your music royalties or merch, to help you continue growing!
Three major tips for artists and musicpreneurs looking to more accurately price out one’s paid services in the industry.
Probably one of the strangest mental leaps we’ve made here on Flypaper to date, but Caleb Murphy makes a solid argument here. Do you agree?
Now more than ever, musicians need to diversify their income and generate passive income. In this piece we talk about some ways to do that immediately.
Learn how to monetize your fanbase by offering a subscription to your music, and some of the best platforms equipped with the tools to help you do it.
It’s tax time again, make sure you’re getting all of the deductions you qualify for as the “self-employed” musician/businessperson you truly are.
2019 is well upon us. Here’s a payment schedule for most of the PROs you’re likely to be associated with in the US, and info about how payments are made.
Musicians condem themselves to failure by subscribing subconsciously to the “starving artist” mentality, but it’s time to shift the paradigm and start anew.