Struggling to Keep More of Your 1099 Income? You're Not Alone...

As a tax expert who works exclusively with freelancers, contractors, and gig workers, I see the same challenges every day:

You're juggling multiple income streams, tracking endless expenses in spreadsheets, and trying to build a sustainable business. Meanwhile, self-employment taxes are taking a huge bite out of your earnings, and those quarterly tax payments always seem to come at the worst possible time.

The pressure is real:

Rising platform fees eating into your profits

Healthcare costs draining your bank account

Unpredictable income making budgeting impossible

Client payments arriving late (or sometimes not at all)

Constant worry about an IRS audit

And on top of all that? Most 1099 workers are unknowingly losing thousands each year through missed deductions and poor tax planning.

Whether it's forgetting to track business mileage, misclassifying expenses, or not maximizing your retirement contributions – these small oversights add up to big losses over time.

I've spent the last decade helping self-employed professionals like you keep more of their hard-earned money. Here's what I've discovered: The difference between struggling and thriving often comes down to smart tax strategy.

Many independent contractors are silently losing money through:

Overlooked home office deductions

Missed vehicle and travel expenses

Improper handling of client gifts and meals

Confusion about health insurance premiums

Poor timing of business purchases

Incorrect quarterly tax estimates

Missing out on retirement tax benefits

Inadequate record-keeping for the IRS

The worst part? These mistakes don't just cost you money today – they can seriously limit your future growth and financial security.

That's why I created this essential guide for 1099 workers...