“You want that power. You want to feel empowered in that way. But you also just want to get it done, right? You're not there to like, okay, I don't need a degree in this. I just want to be following the law.” - Hannah Cole
In this episode of the Sunlight Tax Podcast, I explain how self-employed people, including freelancers, creatives, consultants, and small business owners—can build simple, effective tax and legal systems for their businesses. I also introduce a new 2-day intensive program designed to help you set up your business structure, organize your taxes, strengthen legal compliance, and create a clear plan for moving forward.
With personalized guidance, practical tax planning, and community support, this intensive is designed to make the often-overwhelming process of setting up your business feel simpler, more manageable, and more human.
Also mentioned in today’s episode:
02:04 Who I serve: Creative and non-creative small business owners
05:12 Common overwhelm and challenges faced by self-employed individuals
07:08 Choosing the right business entity and legal setup
08:44 Understanding quarterly taxes and avoiding surprises
09:51 The importance of trust and accuracy in tax information
12:04 Details of the two-day intensive format and community aspect
13:57 One-on-one guidance and privacy considerations
15:33 Risks of AI hallucinating tax law and how to get reliable info
16:54 Features of the new program: database, implementation, and support
18:46 Invitation for feedback and how to join the waitlist
20:56 Matching cohorts by business stage and profession
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Episode Links:
Join the 2-Day Business Setup Intensive Waitlist
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