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Posted inComics

Little-known Tax Write-offs for Artists

by Jack Sjogren March 4, 2019March 1, 2019

Every sketchbook you bought on impulse.

Posted inArt

Translating the New Tax Bill for Small Businesses

Avatar photo by Hannah Cole December 27, 2018March 11, 2020

Can small business owners and freelancers benefit from the business deduction in the government’s new tax bill?

Posted inArt

No, You Can’t Get a Tax Deduction for Artwork You Donate to Charity

Avatar photo by Hannah Cole October 24, 2018March 11, 2020

Some arts organizations misleadingly suggests that artists can get tax deductions for works they donate to charity. Here’s why that’s unfortunately not the case.

Posted inArt

Why Can’t Artists Deduct Donated Artworks from Their Taxes?

by Sheila Regan March 22, 2016March 23, 2016

Artists are constantly being promised exposure, glory, connections, gratitude, and other intangible benefits in exchange for giving their artwork away for free.

Posted inIn Brief

Judge Overturns IRS on Artist Tax Deductions

by Mostafa Heddaya October 7, 2014October 8, 2014

A ruling by the United States Tax Court last week held that an artist employed as a professor could still claim tax deductions on her independent output, the New York Times reported.

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