Tax Bootcamp for Creatives
Financial Wellness Workshop with Sunny Widerman
February 12, 2026 | 1-3 pm ET | 10 am – 12 pm PT | Zoom
Overview
Working in the arts and entertainment industry often means navigating “complicated taxes.” Self-employment, freelancing, multiple income streams, and contract work are all part of creative life and can make tax season feel overwhelming.
Join us for Tax Bootcamp for Creatives, a practical and engaging workshop led by Sunny Widerman. Designed specifically for freelancers and creatives, this session will break down the essentials, including GST/HST, deductible expenses, and how doing what you love can also be good business.
Bring your tax questions and get an insight from an expert who has been working in taxes since 2002. Expect clear explanations, helpful tips, and zero judgment, with a sense of humour along the way.
Who Should Attend
This workshop is beneficial for artists, independent creators, freelancers, and anyone in the entertainment industry navigating the often confusing tax landscape.
Key Takeaways
- Tax basics for workers in the entertainment industry
- Managing GST/HST
- What expenses you can deduct with confidence
- Simple habits to make tax season less stressful
Important Note
Our workshops are intended to provide general information and strategies and do not offer personalized advice. The expert may not be able to answer all the questions from participants.
Accessibility
ASL interpretation, closed captions, and translated captions (35 languages) are available. If you require additional accommodations to make this event accessible for you, please get in touch, and we will do our best to meet your needs.
Recording
This event will be recorded. The link to the replay will be provided to all who sign up.
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Facilitator Bio
Sunny Widerman
Sunny Widerman (she/her) has been a tax preparer and advisor since 2002, with a growing clientele of freelancers, business owners and professionals. Through her firm Personal Tax Advisors, Sunny specializes in helping clients take control of their tax planning by explaining the tax issues that affect them. She focuses on a gentle, non-threatening approach to financial issues and clear, jargon-free language.
