| Do you need a licence to freelance as an accountantWhen a licence is needed to freelance as an accountant: titles, reserved services, state boards and mobility, PTIN, and where non-US rules sit. | Guide | US rule; elsewhere, check your own regulator | Draft |
| Freelance accountant vs payroll job: what changes day to dayWhat changes when you freelance, and how the IRS and Labor Department describe contractor status. Factors, not verdicts. General information only. | Guide | US rule; elsewhere, check your own regulator | Draft |
| Freelance bookkeeper vs freelance accountant vs freelance CPABookkeeper, accountant and CPA are different things: a function, a broad occupation and a US licence. How title rules differ and how to describe yourself. | Guide | US rule; elsewhere, check your own regulator | Draft |
| Freelancing with a CA, ACCA or CMA qualification on US filesWorking on US files with a non-US accounting qualification: accurate titles, support work under a firm, NASBA evaluation, Section 7216 consent and W-8BEN. | Guide | US rule; elsewhere, check your own regulator | Draft |
| How to become a freelance CPAUS rule: what a CPA licence means for freelancing. Covers state boards, mobility, firm registration, titles, PTIN, Circular 230 and insurance. | Guide | US rule | Draft |
| Leaving a firm to freelance: a 90-day planA 90-day plan for leaving a firm to freelance: read your agreements, handle notice and client data, set up the business, and avoid Section 7216 mistakes. | Guide | US rule; elsewhere, check your own regulator | Draft |
| Part-time and side-practice accounting workChecks before taking outside accounting work next to another role: employer policy, licence rules, independence, confidentiality and tax on side work. | Guide | US rule; elsewhere, check your own regulator | Draft |
| Services a freelance accountant can offerService groups a freelance accountant may offer, and which rule decides each: credential, state law, PTIN and Section 7216. Check your own regulator. | Guide | US rule; elsewhere, check your own regulator | Draft |