The New York Times published an interesting article about how the Internal Revenue Service views artists and write offs and is called:
Tax Court Ruling is Seen as a Victory for Artists
Written by Randy Kennedy.
It starts:
"If you say you are an artist, but you make little money from selling
your art, can your work be considered a profession in the eyes of the
Internal Revenue Service?"
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/07/arts/design/tax-court-ruling-is-seen-as-a-victory-for-artists.html
Although we are not in the fine art world for the most part, many of us dabble and do gallery shows, etc.
I do not know any freelancer with a business plan, but they still make a living and that can vary wildly from year to year. You can kind of plan but there are a LOT of variables.
The upshot of the ruling is that you can make very little money and still be considered a professional artist.
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