Last updated: October 20, 2026
A clearer starting point for freelance finances
Freelance Tax Desk is an independent educational publishing project for freelancers and self-employed people navigating U.S. taxes and everyday business finances. Our mission is to make unfamiliar terminology and obligations easier to understand, so readers can ask better questions, organize records, and know when professional help is needed.
What we cover
Our editorial scope includes self-employment taxes, estimated payments, business-expense deductions, recordkeeping, budgeting for irregular income, and practical financial organization. Federal tax explanations should identify the relevant tax year; state-specific rules require separate checking. A general guide cannot account for every business or personal situation.
Who operates the project
The publisher is Andrés Molina, trading name Risalix, based in Valdemoro, Madrid, Spain. U.S. subject matter does not imply a U.S. business location. Full owner and contact details are in our Legal Notice. We do not present the project as a CPA firm, law firm, enrolled-agent practice, or a team of certified advisers.
Our editorial approach
We prioritize primary sources such as IRS publications, current forms and instructions, legislation, and state tax agencies. Our standard is to distinguish verified rules from interpretation and hypothetical examples, provide publication or revision dates, and identify the limits of a guide. Readers should check the current official source before applying information.
Where AI or other editorial tools assist production, the publisher remains responsible for reviewing claims, links, and disclosures. Tool-generated text is not evidence of professional expertise or independent fact-checking. An author or reviewer should be identified only when their contribution and credentials can be verified.
Transparency and corrections
We aim to label sponsored material and commission-bearing links where they occur. Our Affiliate Disclosure describes that standard without claiming unconfirmed partnerships. We welcome corrections supported by a specific source and tax year through Contact Us.
The website provides education, not advice tailored to an individual. Please read our Financial and Tax Disclaimer before relying on a guide for a financial or tax decision.