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Self-Employed Cash Flow Management

Self-employed cash flow management is about controlling finances, budgeting and learning to use all available resources to keep the check book in the black.

Cash flow management factors into every aspect of self-employment, from just getting started to long-term retirement planning. Find the deductions that lessen self-employment tax burdens, learn how to prepare for the future and master daily tips and tricks to keep the cash flowing the right direction.

Our self-employment cash flow management articles include guides on buying the right insurance, claiming the right expenses and building a profitable business of one from the ground up. Managing cash flow is easier when you know where to start, what to do and how to keep it all balanced.

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Latest articles in Self-Employed Cash Flow Management

 Teens and Self-Employment

It's almost summer, and teenagers will be trading in backpacks for briefcase. Okay not literally, but they will be working, maybe even in self-employment.

May 20, 2012 – KC Morgan

Confusing Self-Employment Tax Codes Make It Hard to Retire

According to the IRS, pension payments made by self-employment professionals aren't a viable business expense, but it is possible to deduct this cost.

Apr 30, 2012 – KC Morgan

It's Getting Harder to be Self-Employed

If filing self-employment taxes is hard, independent professionals haven't seen nothin' yet. Trying to borrow money is even harder than paying taxes.

Apr 22, 2012 – KC Morgan

The Economy of Self-Employment Isn't Improving

Many professionals are starting to see the light at the end of the Recession tunnel, but self-employed workers are still in the dark.

Apr 5, 2012 – KC Morgan

The Self-Employed Can Still Get Insurance Tax Breaks

Self-employment tax breaks for insurance costs are still possible, but claiming them is tricky business. Learn how to do it legally, and avoid IRS trouble.

Apr 3, 2012 – KC Morgan

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