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29 days until the June 15 freelancer tax deadline. Here’s your complete Sunday tax prep checklist — calculate Q2 income, find missed deductions, schedule your payment, and track remaining expenses with BudgetX.
June 15 is 29 days away. Use this Sunday to run through the 7-action tax prep checklist every freelancer needs before the Q2 estimated tax deadline.
29 days until the June 15 Q2 estimated tax deadline. Here’s exactly what every freelancer should do this Sunday — a 7-item checklist to get organized, find missed deductions, and pay on time without penalties.