Should I use an accountant or tax software for my small craft business taxes?
Software works for simple returns, while an accountant helps when complexity or growth increases.
The Narrative
The Empathy
You want to keep costs low but do not want to make mistakes. It is hard to know if your business is "simple enough" for software.
The Education
Tax software is usually sufficient for straightforward sales, limited expenses, and no employees. An accountant becomes more valuable when you sell in multiple states, have inventory complexity, or need guidance on structure and deductions. Cost is a factor, but so is peace of mind.
The Solution
Start with software if your activity is small and your records are clean. If your revenue grows, you add staff, or you feel unsure about deductions, invest in a professional review or ongoing accountant support.
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