Your 2014 Photo Business Plan: Fix Your Finances (Step #4)

January 17, 2014 Marco | Editor

This is the fourth blog post from a new series to help you create a business plan in 2014 using our guide The 2014 Photo Business Plan Workbook. Download it here.

Step #4: Fix Your Finances

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Are you depositing money from your photo jobs directly into your personal bank account? Are you living from gig to gig? Have you been putting off acquiring insurance because it costs too much? Are you unclear on which items you can legitimately deduct from your expenses when you file your taxes?

Most freelance photographers slide into the profession without thinking about it from the perspective …read more

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Marco | Editor

Editor and founder of a bunch of stockphoto businesses

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