📊 Free Tax Seminar for Solopreneurs Coming to Crossville in November
The Crossville-Cumberland County Chamber of Commerce is hosting a practical tax education session designed for self-employed business owners and single-member LLC operators across the Cumberland Plateau region. This free seminar addresses the specific tax challenges that solo entrepreneurs face as they prepare for year-end filing.
π― What You’ll Learn
The seminar, titled “Taxes for Solopreneurs,” will cover the fundamentals every sole proprietor and single-member LLC owner should understand. Presented by TSBDC Director Teresa Sylvia, the one-hour session focuses on practical knowledge to help business owners stay compliant, maximize deductions, and approach tax season with confidence. πΌ
Topics include Schedule C reporting, business income and expenses, self-employment taxes, recordkeeping best practices, and Tennessee-specific tax requirements. Whether you’re new to self-employment or looking to refine your tax strategy, the seminar addresses the core areas that affect most solopreneurs.
π Event Details
Date: November 18, 2026
Time: 9:00-10:00 a.m. CT
Location: Cumberland Business Incubator, 2569 Cook Road, Crossville, TN 38571
Cost: Free β¨
π‘ Why This Matters
For solopreneurs across the Dunlap area and surrounding communities, tax planning can feel overwhelming-especially when balancing business operations with compliance requirements. This seminar removes barriers to education by offering expert guidance at no cost, helping local business owners understand their obligations and opportunities before the busy tax season arrives.
Registration is available through the Tennessee Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) network, supported by Roane State Workforce Development. Interested business owners can register using the QR code provided on the event flyer or by contacting the Crossville-Cumberland County Chamber of Commerce for more information. π
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