Managing taxes as an ASL interpreter can feel overwhelming, whether you’re an employee, contractor, or S-Corp owner. This workshop will give you the key tools to save money, stay compliant, and prepare for the future.
You’ll learn how to:
- Distinguish work classification and tax responsibilities
- Track common deductible expenses (mileage, education, home office, etc.)
- Analyze tax-smart savings options like HSAs and retirement accounts
- Construct accurate records to plan for quarterly taxes and avoid penalties
By the end, you’ll walk away with practical strategies and the confidence to handle your taxes more effectively—so you can spend less time on paperwork and more time interpreting.
Presented in ASL by Jon Sahlin.
Jon Sahlin is a Certified Public Accountant, Adjunct Professor, and Certified ASL Interpreter, as well as a proud CODA (Child of Deaf Adults). Based in Connecticut, he runs his own accounting practice and serves a diverse range of clients across the country.
In his work, Jon combines his financial expertise with a unique cultural perspective, offering specialized tax and financial guidance to sign language interpreters and actively supporting the Deaf community. At the same time, he’s dedicated to making financial literacy accessible for everyone he works with. Whether teaching in the classroom or leading workshops, Jon is passionate about empowering all his clients, especially those in the ASL community, to navigate their financial journeys confidently.
*Tabatha King Interpreting Services is an approved RID CMP sponsor for continuing education activities. This General Studies (GS) program is offered for .3 CEUs at Little/None Knowledge Level.” For refund, cancellation, and accommodation request policies please see https://www.tkinterpreting.com/certification-maintenance-program-sponsorship.
