TaxWave helps makers and repair professionals with Schedule C filing, materials and tool deductions, and IRS resolution for overdue balances. We understand the material-intensive nature of fabrication and repair businesses and the importance of tracking cost of goods sold.
Tax Relief by Role
Makers & Craftspeople
Woodworkers, metalworkers, potters, jewelers, candle makers, and other artisan producers earn self-employment income from handmade goods sold through direct channels, craft fairs, Etsy, and wholesale. The materials are the biggest cost, and tracking them accurately is essential to correct tax reporting.
Learn more →Tailors & Seamstresses
Independent tailors, seamstresses, custom dress designers, and alteration specialists earn self-employment income from precision garment work. The client base grows through referrals, the work is skilled and consistently in demand, and the income it generates requires proactive quarterly tax management.
Learn more →Repair Specialists
Independent appliance repair technicians, electronics repair specialists, phone screen repair professionals, furniture repair craftspeople, and small engine repair technicians earn self-employment income from a skill-based service economy. The tools and parts costs are real, the income is consistent, and the tax obligations follow the net profit.
Learn more →Sign, Print & Fabrication Businesses
Independent sign makers, commercial print shops, vinyl graphics businesses, and custom fabrication shops earn self-employment income from producing physical materials that businesses and individuals need. The equipment investment is significant, the materials are cost of goods, and the income generated by a productive shop creates meaningful tax obligations.
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