How to manage your taxes and expenses as a freelancer

Freelancing or running your own small business offers freedom, but managing your own taxes can feel daunting.

This session, led by Chantelle Clarke, cuts through the jargon to explain how self-assessment works, ways you can potentially lower your tax bill by claiming allowable expenses, and how to sidestep the surprise costs that catch people off guard.

Whether you're just starting out or already going it alone, you'll walk away ready to take charge of your money with confidence.

Topics covered in this session

• Learn how self-assessment works and how to file with HMRC without the stress
• Discover allowable expenses and allowances that may shrink your tax bill
• Get ahead of payments that can catch freelancers off guard

About the speaker

Chantelle joined FLIC as head of content after 12 years teaching and leading humanities departments in inner-city London secondary schools.

Her skill set extends to identifying both organisational and individual learning needs, helping others build a culture that positively impacts outcomes for adult and young learners alike.

Chantelle has extensive experience creating content for a range of audiences; she is a self-published author and host of the podcast Black Women Working.

If you have any questions you'd like Chantelle to answer during the webinar, please send them to events@enterprisenation.com.

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