In Person Taxes for Artists Workshop

Whether you’re getting grants, selling or performing art, self-employed or have an LLC, filing your taxes can be a confusing process. Join us for a free in person tax workshop facilitated by Logan Cryer on Thursday, March 13th from 6pm-7pm.

This workshop will cover the basics of taxes for artists, including separating personal and artistic finances, Schedule C filing, self-employment versus employment, and tracking deductions. This is a great opportunity to ask questions and learn more in a setting tailored to those working in arts and culture.

LOGAN CRYER

Logan Cryer is a curator based in Philadelphia with a penchant for local art histories. They are an alum of Moore College of Art & Design, where they acquired a BFA in Fine Arts and minored in Curatorial Studies. Logan attended Headlong Performance Institute and has orbited experimental performance and dance spaces ever since. They are the Co-curator of Icebox Project Space and the founder of SNAIL Gallery, an online curatorial experiment. Logan is a regular contributor for Artblog and The Philadelphia Citizen. In addition to art and culture work, Logan works as a tax preparer with the group, Philly Tax Prep for artists, who provides accessible tax prep and consultations to artists and independent contractors. They like to rewatch documentaries.

PHILLY TAX PREP FOR ARTISTS
Philadelphia Tax Prep for Artists is a collective of artists and art lovers who also have a knack for numbers and a desire to help other artists. Learn more about Philly Tax Prep for Artists and schedule an appointment at www.phillytaxprepforartists.com.

COVID PROTOCOL
Due to the ongoing pandemic, masks are required and must be worn at all times. If you do not have a mask, one will be provided. Social distancing is encouraged. Let’s keep each other safe!

VENUE ACCESSIBILITY
The session will take place on the second floor. There is a concrete step to enter the vestibule, and a short staircase which leads to the carpeted lobby. From there, guests can take an elevator which opens to the second-floor ballroom, where our session will take place.

This is not an ADA accessible venue. However, there is a wheelchair access ramp leading from the sidewalk to a lift that opens to the lobby. There is also a second access ramp at the back of the building if for any reason the front entrance ramp is not available. Please note that there are three steps without an access ramp between the second-floor ballroom and the restrooms, which are gender neutral.

Host or Publisher Leeway Foundation