If you’re a small business, entrepreneur or agency who depends on freelance work, you know how stressful it can be to track down the proper tax documentation for all of your remote talent. And, whether it’s your first year freelancing, or you’ve been in the game for a while, tax season can push even the most hardened freelancers over the edge. The good news is, 1099s don't need to be a source of stress during tax season. Read on to figure out why and how.

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