Welcome to the Children’s Book Marketing Podcast! In this episode, I sit down for a Conversation with The Savvy Accountant, Atiya Brown. She is a licensed CPA, author of the book “Savvy Tax Strategies for Small Business Owners,” and what she has to share are essential insights into tax strategies that every children’s book author should know about.
Atiya’s emphasis on the importance of separating personal and business finances is one reason you should tune in. Also, you’ll find in this episode the significance of maintaining proper bookkeeping and understanding state sales tax regulations.
And if that’s not enough to get you oozing with interest about taxes and bookkeeping, then our discussion on the transition from a sole proprietor to setting up a business entity certainly will. Check out this episode and save it so that you’ll have this foundational understanding from the perspective of an expert advisor on tax matters relevant to self-published authors.
Some of the resources that mentioned in the episode are below:
Follow Atiya Brown, CPA on Instagram
Buy Atiya Brown’s book, “Savvy Tax Strategies For Small Business Owners”
Schedule a Strategy Session to learn more about Children’s Book Marketing Academy
Tax Jar – Report and track your state sales taxes for remittal
Avalara – Cloud-based tax software to keep you in compliance (for non-accounting professionals)
QuickBooks – Cloud-based tax software to keep you in compliance (for accounting professionals and those brave enough to give it a try)
Xero – Cloud-based accounting and bookkeeping software
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