Ive heard that there is a way to make the income you make during ones time as a dancer look "legitimate". I guess it would require an accountants expertise. I was wondering if there are dancers who have mastered this method each year in order to pay taxes and also to show a future employer that they have been legitmately employed during thier time dancing.
I have usually stated I am self employed on my resume, but I know that employers do routine background checks ,and wondering if any dancer has advice to give to look good for thier future employers????



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Semantics.) After I graduate college, I plan to do a professional training program at a circus school in Australia, so again--time accounted for on paper with education. 
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. I'm glad those are tax deductible.

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