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Let’s Get Fiscal is the money podcast for creative entrepreneurs who want to keep more of what they earn and grow their business with confidence. Hosted by CPA and tax strategist Anastasia, each episode makes taxes, bookkeeping, and money management simple, practical, and even fun. We cover topics like tax deductions, small business finances, creative business strategies, and how to avoid costly mistakes—without boring jargon. Whether you’re a filmmaker, designer, artist, or small business owner, you’ll get actionable tips, real-world examples, and a few laughs along the way. If you want to stress less about money and focus more on doing what you love, this is the podcast for you.
Unknown Host hosts Lets Get Fiscal, a business show with 44 episodes published.
Your accountant should be your business partner, advocate, and financial guide—not a source of stress, confusion, or missed opportunities. But how do you know if your current accountant is truly serving your business or
Hairdressers often fear leaving a commission-based salon for chair rental, but financially the shift can be life-changing. Most stylists earning 40% commission don't realize they're actually taking home closer to 30% aft
Most S-Corp owners in New York City don't realize they owe a completely separate city-level corporation tax—and it's costing them thousands. The NYC General Corporation Tax hits at 8.9% of your profit, requires quarterly
If you're a creative business owner in New York with an S-Corp or partnership, you could be leaving thousands of dollars on the table every year. New York's Pass-Through Entity Tax (PTET) is a powerful but underutilized
If you live or work in Los Angeles, there's a city business tax you might not know about—and ignoring it could cost you hundreds (or thousands) in penalties. The catch? Most creatives qualify for a massive exemption if t
If tax season always turns into a frustrating back-and-forth with your CPA, it’s usually not because your accountant is slow—it’s because key documents are missing. In this episode, CPAs Anastasia Aiello and Myiesha Fish
Most creatives file their taxes without a plan, which is why they end up stressed, surprised by their tax bill, or overpaying because they missed key opportunities. The problem isn't that tax planning is complicated—it's
EP35 - IRS Payment Plans Explained: What to Do When You Can't Pay Your Taxes Opening your tax bill and realizing you can't pay the full amount is terrifying. Your mind immediately jumps to worst-case scenarios: wage garn
EP34 - Cross-State Taxes for Creatives: How to Avoid Double Taxation If you've ever taken a gig in another state, shot a project across state lines, or toured through multiple cities, you've probably triggered tax obliga
Getting mail from the IRS can trigger instant panic. Your heart races, your mind spirals through worst-case scenarios, and suddenly you’re convinced you’re heading for an audit or worse. But here’s the truth most creativ
If you're waiting for 2026 to be business as usual, think again. Major tax law changes are rolling out this year, and waiting until tax season to learn about them could cost you serious money. The Big Beautiful Bill Act
Most freelancers don't fail because they're bad at what they do. They fail because no one ever taught them the business side. You've got the talent and the drive to go out on your own, but the financial mistakes you make
Therapists spend their days helping clients navigate life's challenges, but behind the scenes, managing the tax and financial side of a private practice can feel overwhelming. From tracking insurance reimbursements to na
An LLC protects your business legally, but it won't save you a dime on taxes. An S-Corp can slash your tax bill significantly—but only if you're actually ready for it. Too many creative entrepreneurs rush into S-Corp sta
If you're running your creative business out of your personal bank account, you're making bookkeeping harder than it needs to be and potentially paying more in taxes. This foundational step seems simple, but so many entr
EP27 - Business vs Hobby: What the IRS Actually Looks For in Creative Businesses Every creative professional reaches a moment when their passion project starts generating income—but does that automatically make it a busi
Understanding Your Financials: What to Look For and What to Ask Your Bookkeeper Your financials are telling a story. The question is whether it’s the right one. Understanding your financials is one of the most important
Protecting Your Personal Information as a Business Owner: What’s Public and How a Registered Agent Can Help Starting a business is exciting, but most entrepreneurs don’t realize one critical detail until it’s too late: y
Tax Extensions and Superseded Returns: The Strategic Tools Most Entrepreneurs Miss Tax extensions can feel like admitting defeat—a sign you're behind, disorganized, or inviting IRS scrutiny. But the truth is far differen
The New 1099-K Rules Explained: What Creators Need to Know to Stay Compliant The 1099-K rules have officially changed again, and while the feared $600 reporting threshold is gone, confusion is still everywhere. Creators,
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