Welcome back to Finance Friday. It's another special edition of Money Girl where I answer your

burning money questions. Today's topic comes from Rhonda Jay, who describes herself as a, quote,

woman of many hats. She says, I have many sources of income, including a part-time job,

long and short-term rental properties, and a flower farm. I'm very busy, and I need to keep track of a lot

of documentation for taxes. I've had the same company preparing my taxes for many years, but I wonder whether I need a tax

accountant, tax preparer, and or a CPA. Who should I ask to help me optimize my taxes and take

advantage of as many deductions as possible? Thanks so much for your question, Rhonda.

It's a great one.

This podcast will review some of the best ways to cut taxes

when you have a side gig, solo venture, or small business.

You'll learn legitimate money-saving deductions

and which type of professional can optimize your taxes.

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All right, let's talk a little bit about small businesses.

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