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So just a quick note about taxes. I 2
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really want to kind of talk about how a 3
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freelancer has to be cautious of that. 4
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Now I'm no expert like you should 5
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definitely talk to a CPA and a tax 6
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person for the actual real information. 7
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I can give you my experiences, but legally 8
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you need to go talk to a real person who 9
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is educated and well versed in your 10
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particular situation. Everyone's 11
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situation is different. The big thing 12
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about taxes that you have to remember 13
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that most film sets, most things are you 14
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working for, are not going to be taxing 15
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you, they are going to be giving you a 16
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full rate, which is why you should be 17
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asking for a for a full rate, because it will 18
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get tax later on. Also going back to rates, 19
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if you can raise your rate so that you 20
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know you'll be paying taxes quarterly, 21
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that would be really helpful, if your 22
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gonna be a full blown freelancer. You 23
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have to remember that you've invested 24
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all this money into education, into 25
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equipment into all these 26
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things, soy you are worth it, 27
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your rate is worth it and when you get 28
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taxed it's going to be taking away from 29
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that rate. So you want to make sure that 30
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even if you are getting paid $500 a day 31
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that $150 of that gets 32
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tax, the rest of its gonna go to you over 33
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time. So the big thing is make sure your 34
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rates high enough to battle this taxes, 35
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be aware of what you can and can't write 36
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off as a freelancer and also be aware of 37
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how much taxes you are going to end up 38
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going at the end of the year.
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