Podcast appearances and mentions of caroline creaghead

TV writer Deirdre Mangan had heard she needed to incorporate from her other entertainment industry friends, and went with a recommended accountant who ended up being more confusing and frustrating than helpful to her. Meanwhile, her partner Adam Newman had been a Brass Taxes client for years, and campaigned hard for her to make the switch. Rus and Caroline talk to them about her experience and how she was finally convinced. Also in this episode, Brass Taxes' own Eric Stoddard joins Caroline to talk over everything you need to know about the Paycheck Protection Program and why you should look into it, which you can do at https://help.brasstaxes.com/help/ppp-paycheck-protection-program-for-freelancers (help.brasstaxes.com)... it's free money for freelancers - go get it before it's too late! This episode was produced and edited by https://www.creaghead.com/ (Caroline Creaghead), also produced by http://www.brasstaxes.com/ (Rus Garofalo). Theme music is "Settle Up" by http://www.donwill.me/ (Donwill), and our guests were https://twitter.com/hardheartdhanna?lang=en (Deirdre Mangan) and https://www.adamnewmancomedy.com/ (Adam Newman). Brass Taxes is a production of http://brasstaxes.com/ (Brass Taxes, Inc).

Rus talks to New York Times technology columnist Kevin Roose about his new book Futureproof and about his recent experience auctioning off an NFT of his NYT article about NFTs. This episode was produced and edited by https://www.creaghead.com/ (Caroline Creaghead), also produced by http://www.brasstaxes.com/ (Rus Garofalo). Theme music is "Settle Up" by http://www.donwill.me/ (Donwill), and our guest was https://www.kevinroose.com/bio (Kevin Roose). Brass Taxes is a production of http://brasstaxes.com/ (Brass Taxes, Inc).

We're joined again by Nick Turner to finalize his 2020 tax return with Rus Garfalo, having now filed the three previous years he hadn't done yet, with the help of Brass Taxes. He shares his new outlook and new news, we talk about how family planning is affected by tax considerations and Caroline shares her big news about the PPP loan. If you want to look into whether applying for a PPP loan is right for you, and whether you might be eligible, you can now do that with the help of Brass Taxes' Paycheck Protection Program Guide for Freelancers, available for free at help.brasstaxes.com. This episode was produced and edited by https://www.creaghead.com/ (Caroline Creaghead), also produced by http://www.brasstaxes.com/ (Rus Garofalo). Theme music is "Settle Up" by http://www.donwill.me/ (Donwill), and our guest was https://twitter.com/NicksTurners (Nick Turner). Brass Taxes is a production of http://brasstaxes.com (Brass Taxes, Inc).

Taxes are a topic that make regular folks run for the hills but service industry folks are a special breed that really really REALLY gets freaky when this topic pops up. Is it because the entire industry operates on crime? Is it because we live on tips and most times have NO idea what our actual income is? Is it because this country wants to disenfranchise citizens to be afraid of money management? IS IT A BIT OF ALL THREE??Joining us today to help untangle this web of confusion is dear friend and host of the Brass Taxes Podcast, Caroline Creaghead!!

This week we drag out Myles Kane's $80k of tax debt that he and Elizabeth Zephyrine McDonough eventually elimintated with help from Rus. Even though it makes him sweat to even talk about it, Myles (an editor and director of Voyeur and I'll Be Gone In The Dark) opens up and his wife Zeph (whose work has appeared in The New Yorker and on Full Frontal with Samantha Bee) provides moral support and comic relief. We also talk about Myles's liver transplant and the GoFundMe they set up to cover the medical expenses even though he had good insurance. It may not seem like this is the case, but rest assured: this is a fun one! This episode was produced and edited by https://www.creaghead.com/ (Caroline Creaghead), also produced by http://www.brasstaxes.com/ (Rus Garofalo). Theme music is "Settle Up" by http://www.donwill.me/ (Donwill), and our guests were Myles Kane and http://elizabethmcdonough.com/ (Elizabeth Zephyrine McDonough). Brass Taxes is a production of http://brasstaxes.com/ (Brass Taxes, Inc).

In this episode, Rus interviews Tomik 2.0 who is, among other things, a sex worker. He's the host of the podcast Sex Werrrk! and a client of Brass Taxes, because sex workers have to pay taxes too. Together they discuss the rise of OnlyFans, lube as a business expense, the difficulty of finding trustworthy financial advice and the importance of making sure the advice you're taking is catered to you personally rather than to all of TikTok. This episode was produced and edited by https://www.creaghead.com/ (Caroline Creaghead), also produced by http://www.brasstaxes.com/ (Rus Garofalo). Theme music is "Settle Up" by http://www.donwill.me/ (Donwill), and our guest was https://www.tomik2point0.com/ (Tomik 2.0). Brass Taxes is a production of http://brasstaxes.com/ (Brass Taxes, Inc).

Caroline and Rus talk to Team USA athlete and transgender rights activist Chris Mosier. He is the first transgender athlete sponsored by Nike and is the creator of transathlete.com which provides information and resources for transgender inclusion in athletics at all levels of play. But first, Caroline gives Rus an update on her PPP loan application woes and they brainstorm potential names for an unified sole proprietors' union. This episode was produced and edited by https://www.creaghead.com/ (Caroline Creaghead), also produced by http://www.brasstaxes.com/ (Rus Garofalo). Theme music is "Settle Up" by http://www.donwill.me/ (Donwill), and our guest was https://www.thechrismosier.com/ (Chris Mosier). Check out transgenderathlete.com and pointofpride.org "Brass Taxes" is a production of http://podcast.brasstaxes.com/ (Brass Taxes).

In this episode, Rus Garofalo interviews Tala Ashe. Tala is an actor who for several years has been a series regular in "DC's Legends of Tomorrow" on CW, playing both Zari Tomaz and Zari Tarazi. However, like many actors she has spent many years working for much less money before booking the big gig, and here she discusses how making a lot of money does not necessarily mean financial security, nor does it mean she was making enough when compared to her peers on the show. First though, Caroline tells Rus about her experience applying for a PPP loan last week, which she thinks she messed up even though she's pretty good at this stuff.  This episode was produced and edited by https://www.creaghead.com/ (Caroline Creaghead), also produced by http://www.brasstaxes.com/ (Rus Garofalo). Theme music is "Settle Up" by http://www.donwill.me/ (Donwill), and our guest was https://twitter.com/talaashe?s=20 (Tala Ashe). "Brass Taxes" is a production of http://podcast.brasstaxes.com/ (Brass Taxes).

Caroline's friend from college, Phil Galfond, was at one time an improviser... but went on to become one of the best poker players in the world. In this episode of Brass Taxes, Caroline talks to Phil about what it was like becoming a household name in the poker world while sharing his literal household with friends whose earnings paled in comparison to his own. They also talk about how he's built to manage swings, how solvers and bots have changed the game, why gambling tax rules suck, why it should be federally legal to play poker online in the US, and a few of his funniest purchases. This episode was produced and edited by https://www.creaghead.com/ (Caroline Creaghead), also produced by http://www.brasstaxes.com/ (Rus Garofalo). Theme music is "Settle Up" by http://www.donwill.me/ (Donwill), and our guest was https://www.runitonce.com/ (Phil Galfond). "Brass Taxes" is a production of http://podcast.brasstaxes.com/ (Brass Taxes).

Brooke Van Poppelen has slung food and beverages everywhere from coney islands in Detroit to fine dining restaurants in New York City while she established herself as the comedian and performer we know her as today. But as many of us know, there are no guarantees, and even after hosting a TV show for multiple seasons she found herself back to looking for service industry work last year. In the meantime though, she started Side Work Podcast which keeps her and her listeners in touch with what it's like on the front lines of food and beverage service these days. Also in this episode, Caroline talks to Stuart MacKenzie; a bar and restaurant owner in Cincinnati, OH who comes from the music world there. He shares his experience keeping his businesses afloat during a particularly challenging year, with the help of a nihilist fast food parody account. This episode was produced and edited by https://www.creaghead.com/ (Caroline Creaghead), also produced by http://www.brasstaxes.com/ (Rus Garofalo). Theme music is "Settle Up" by http://www.donwill.me/ (Donwill), and our guests were: Brooke Van Poppelen http://www.brookevanpoppelen.com/ Stuart MacKenzie http://northsideyachtclub.com/nihilist-arbys/ "Brass Taxes" is a production of http://podcast.brasstaxes.com/ (Brass Taxes).

Rapper, DJ, music producer and comedian Donwill has been spending more time in his home studio (aka his home) than usual this year. Caroline checks in with him after getting his permission to use his music for this show, and they talk about what it was like to have his whole work schedule cleared in an instant, the drag of being on unemployment, and the eternal absurdity of placing monetary value on creative work. Also in this episode, Caroline and Rus discuss the great GameStop stock squeeze, and what it could mean tax-wise if you rode the rocket to the moon with your... diamond hands, and... didn't hold the line? Ok we don't know all the reddit lingo, but basically: if you made a lot of money really quickly from buying and selling stock. This episode was produced and edited by https://www.creaghead.com/ (Caroline Creaghead), also produced by http://www.brasstaxes.com/ (Rus Garofalo), and mixed by https://www.sarahgaldes.com/ (Sarah Galdes). Theme music is "Settle Up" by https://donwill.me (Donwill), who was also our guest! "Brass Taxes" is a production of Brass Taxes, Inc. podcast.brasstaxes.com

Comedian and podcaster Nick Turner hasn’t done his taxes for the past three years, but wants to get them done. After we meet the host of the show Caroline Creaghead, she talks to Nick about his hang-ups surrounding taxes and what a mess he fears it will be... especially after a year of earning money through various schemes he ran for his podcast "https://www.getrichnick.com/ (Get Rich Nick)," including being a contestant on "The Price Is Right" where he won a brand new car. We also meet Brass Taxes founder Rus Garofalo who started this business precisely to help people like Nick, who don’t want to think about this stuff. This episode was produced and edited by https://www.creaghead.com (Caroline Creaghead), also produced by http://www.brasstaxes.com (Rus Garofalo), and mixed by https://www.sarahgaldes.com/ (Sarah Galdes). Theme music is "Settle Up" by http://www.donwill.me/ (Donwill), and our guest was https://twitter.com/NicksTurners?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor (Nick Turner). "Brass Taxes" is a production of http://podcast.brasstaxes.com (Brass Taxes).

Spoiler alert (if you haven't listened to Part 1): Nick Turner ends up agreeing to do his taxes with Brass Taxes. In this episode, we sit in on Nick’s tax prep session with Rus Garofalo in which they tackle his 2019 return. Listeners get an inside look at how these sessions go, with lots of juicy tips to pick up along the way and lots of laughs as well. We also talk about what 2020 is likely to look like for Nick, and the tax liability of winning prizes on game shows… like winning a car on The Price Is Right. This episode was produced and edited by https://www.creaghead.com/ (Caroline Creaghead), also produced by http://www.brasstaxes.com/ (Rus Garofalo), and mixed by https://www.sarahgaldes.com/ (Sarah Galdes). Theme music is "Settle Up" by http://www.donwill.me/ (Donwill), and our guest was https://twitter.com/NicksTurners?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor (Nick Turner).

Today we go deep into tips and tricks and motivations to get them taxes done and save as much of the money you make as you can. First, we talk to comedian and tax enthusiast Jono Zaly who encourages the Nicks to stay on top of your taxes year-round. We also talk to Director and professional tax preparer Caroline Creaghead about the benefits of using someone who actually knows what the hell she's doing. Finally, a chat with frequent guest CJ Sullivan leads to a conversation with a dirty tax preparer in Episode 2... The spreadsheet Jono mentions: https://www.dropbox.com/s/k5v781dw80zhj34/Comedy%20Tax%20Spreadsheet.xlsx?dl=0 Join the Patreon! Patreon.com/GetRichNick Get a bonus episode every single week and get free access to Get Rich Nick events and other perks.   

Matt is joined by Charles Gould & Caroline Creaghead to discuss sports, Mark Wahlberg, and going to websites.

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It's tax season, folks. More specifically, it's two days after Tax Day! So obviously, we're doing a whole episode about taxes... also while we're at it, could you have someone kill us? Taxes are awful. Caroline Creaghead does taxes for a living, and sees the sweet and bright side of taxes somehow!Caroline Creaghead is a comedy producer and also a darn good tax gal who we used to know in our ol' New York days and are so glad is back in our lives! She is smart and sweet and knows her SHIT. I know this is being released post-tax day BUT if you are looking for good tax people for next year or if you're filing late, GET THEE TO BrassTaxes.com!!!! Our Lord and Savior, Accountant Rus Garofalo and his many followers will set you up!If you’ve got any questions, comments, or concerns about the current, past, or future Make Me Like It podcasts, shoot Dan and Kelly an email at littlepuppyquestions@gmail.com!Theme Music by John Haskell Logo Art by Darin Shuler.

It's tax season, folks. More specifically, it's two days after Tax Day! So obviously, we're doing a whole episode about taxes... also while we're at it, could you have someone kill us? Taxes are awful. Caroline Creaghead does taxes for a living, and sees the sweet and bright side of taxes somehow! Caroline Creaghead is a comedy producer and also a darn good tax gal who we used to know in our ol' New York days and are so glad is back in our lives! She is smart and sweet and knows her SHIT. I know this is being released post-tax day BUT if you are looking for good tax people for next year or if you're filing late, GET THEE TO BrassTaxes.com!!!! Our Lord and Savior, Accountant Rus Garofalo and his many followers will set you up! If you've got any questions, comments, or concerns about the current, past, or future Make Me Like It podcasts, shoot Dan and Kelly an email at littlepuppyquestions@gmail.com! Theme Music by John Haskell Logo Art by Darin Shuler. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Special ep alert: Really cool cats Josh Jacob and Caroline Creaghead join us from Here Channel in Cincinnati to talk YouTube celebs, what’s going on in the Chinese military and Netflix weed strains. We figure out what to do when a cat is...

Myq hangs out with Seth Reiss and Caroline Creaghead on the KATG Network

Myq's 10 minute satellite with Seth Reiss and Caroline Creaghead

On this bonus episode of Beginnings, we break our usual format and delve into the creative process by chatting with Caroline Creaghead about booking and producing a live comedy show. As the booker and producer for Big Terrific, Get It Out There: Comedy by BAM and IFC, The Eugene Mirman Comedy Festival, her own weekly show at Union Hall, Creaghead and Company, as well as many others, Caroline has been responsible for putting together some of the best shows in New York City, and in 90 minutes, she walks me through the nuts and bolts of creating a successful live show, as well as discussing cynical networking and the morality of unpaid internships.Check out the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes, follow me on Twitter, and come see a live taping of The Pete Holmes Show!