Taxes for Artists & Preparing for a Downturn

“Taxes for Artists & Preparing for a Downturn”
w/ Hannah Cole

Tuesday, January 26, 2021  |  3:00 – 5:00 PM

Hannah Cole’s ever-popular tax workshop moves online, with special attention to the challenges artists are facing in the present moment. The founder of Sunlight Tax and an Enrolled Agent with the IRS’s highest certification, in addition to being a long-time working artist, Hannah has a unique vantage point for understanding the financial challenges of freelancers and small creative businesses during this particular time. In this webinar she will discuss the basic tax equation and tax issues specifically relevant to artists, followed by a Q&A period.

Suitable for artists of all disciplines.
Open to artists across Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut

Register for free via Zoom.

With the COVID-19 pandemic’s devastating effect on practicing artists, Assets for Artists has redesigned its business and financial education programming to provide artists with recovery-focused, distance-learning opportunities that largely retain the intimate cohort-focused style of our in-person workshops. Let’s come together to discuss current challenges, relief efforts, and opportunities for artists’ financial futures.

All workshops are FREE and held via Zoom, with pre-registration required to keep the webinar cohorts at a size that maximizes participation and peer support. 
 
WORKSHOP REGISTRATION PRIORITIES: Generally, our workshops are open to artists who currently live in the states of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, or Connecticut. In general, space is limited, and your registration is not guaranteed to be approved. Please be aware that priority will be given to:

Artists whose practice best matches the focus of the training.
Artists of color. A4A recognizes that the dire impacts of the pandemic have disproportionately affected BIPOC communities, and our 2021 programming is especially focused on supporting artists of color.
For RI & CT: preference will be given to artists in rural areas due to a collaboration with the USDA.
Artists who meet additional geographic priorities due to partnerships with organizations in a given region. These will be specified with individual workshops.
 
Learn about Assets for Artists’ accessibility resources
for artists who live with impairments and disabilities.