As a solo entrepreneur, your vehicle is an essential part of running your business—whether you're meeting clients, picking up supplies, or attending networking events. The good news? You may be able to deduct some of your vehicle expenses on your taxes! However, you must meet specific IRS requirements to qualify.

Self-Employment and Freelancing offers flexibility and freedom, but it also comes with tax responsibilities that differ from traditional employment. Unlike W-2 employees, freelancers don’t have taxes automatically withheld, which means you must handle your own tax payments.

If you make any money as a freelancer or self-employed individual, you may save money on

your taxes with the home office deduction. The deduction is only for those who don’t work for

someone (if your boss has you working from home it doesn’t count).

If you are self-employed, here’s how a home office can save you money on your taxes.

Save money on taxes with an HSA plan.

How to file your taxes as a solopreneur.