Kevin S. Hughes, CPA’s Post

Self-employed. Remember to pay your Social Security and Medicare taxes in addition to your income taxes. Creating and funding a savings account for this purpose can help avoid the cash flow hit each quarter when you pay your estimated taxes.

Self-employed. Remember to pay your Social Security and Medicare taxes in addition to your income taxes. Creating and funding a savings account for this purpose can help avoid the cash flow hit each quarter when you pay your estimated taxes.

Self-employed. Remember to pay your Social Security and Medicare taxes in addition to your income taxes. Creating and funding a savings account for this purpose can help avoid the cash flow hit each quarter when you pay your estimated taxes.

Self-employed. Remember to pay your Social Security and Medicare taxes in addition to your income taxes. Creating and funding a savings account for this purpose can help avoid the cash flow hit each quarter when you pay your estimated taxes.

Self-employed. Remember to pay your Social Security and Medicare taxes in addition to your income taxes. Creating and funding a savings account for this purpose can help avoid the cash flow hit each quarter when you pay your estimated taxes.

Self-employed. Remember to pay your Social Security and Medicare taxes in addition to your income taxes. Creating and funding a savings account for this purpose can help avoid the cash flow hit each quarter when you pay your estimated taxes.

Self-employed. Remember to pay your Social Security and Medicare taxes in addition to your income taxes. Creating and funding a savings account for this purpose can help avoid the cash flow hit each quarter when you pay your estimated taxes.

Self-employed. Remember to pay your Social Security and Medicare taxes in addition to your income taxes. Creating and funding a savings account for this purpose can help avoid the cash flow hit each quarter when you pay your estimated taxes.

Self-employed. Remember to pay your Social Security and Medicare taxes in addition to your income taxes. Creating and funding a savings account for this purpose can help avoid the cash flow hit each quarter when you pay your estimated taxes.

Self-employed. Remember to pay your Social Security and Medicare taxes in addition to your income taxes. Creating and funding a savings account for this purpose can help avoid the cash flow hit each quarter when you pay your estimated taxes.