SEX WORKER TAXES
Client Checklist
A little preparation makes tax time easier.
Required documents for tax preparation
Please provide a complete copy of your previous year’s filed tax return and a valid government-issued photo ID so we can prepare your current year’s taxes.
Upload these documents through your SWT secure client portal. Do not send tax returns or identification documents through ordinary email, text, or the website contact form.
Income records
- W-2s, Forms 1099, and platform income statements.
- Records of cash receipts, tips, and other business payments.
- Platform fees, refunds, and chargebacks, so payments can be reconciled accurately.
Business expenses
- Receipts, invoices, and payment records for business purchases.
- Business mileage records and the purpose of each trip.
- Equipment purchases and any business-use calculations.
- Records separating personal expenses from business expenses.
Other tax information
- A complete copy of your previous year’s filed tax return (required).
- A valid government-issued photo ID (required).
- Estimated tax payment dates and amounts.
- Relevant dependent, health coverage, and other tax documents.
- IRS or state notices you want us to review.
Income & expense workbook
Track monthly income and business costs using categories tailored to sex workers and adult industry professionals. Includes annual totals and a category guide, with expenses needing individual tax review shown separately.
Current intake forms
Download the current fillable SWT client intake form and engagement agreement. Enter the applicable tax year, complete and sign the form, and return it through your secure portal invitation.
Download fillable client intake form (PDF) →
Email me the blank intake form
Prefer to receive it by email? Enter your address and we will automatically send the blank fillable PDF and engagement agreement.
We store your email address and request privately to send the form and provide intake support. This does not subscribe you to tax updates. Please do not send a completed form or sensitive tax information by ordinary email. Privacy Policy.
See intake instructions and request your portal invitation →
Submit sensitive records only through your secure portal. Do not attach completed intake forms to ordinary email or the website contact form.
Get your current IRS IP PIN before filing
We strongly recommend an Identity Protection PIN to help prevent tax-related identity theft. Share your current PIN only through the secure method we provide when ready to sign and submit your return.