Date: February 28, 2013, 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Denise R. Bump, CRPC, CMFC
Location: Washington Project for the Arts, Capitol Skyline Hotel, 10 I (eye) Street, SW, Washington, DC 20024
To Attend: The workshop is free for WPA members,
with a $5.00 reservation fee for non-members. To RSVP, contact
Membership Manager Christopher Cunetto by e-mail at ccunetto@wpadc.org or by phone at 202.234.7103 x 2.
Seating is limited.
Join
Washington Project for the Arts and The Capital Area Gay and Lesbian
Chamber of Commerce, at WPA's new home in the Capitol Skyline Hotel, for
a workshop on taxes and financial planning specifically geared towards
artists and their unique challenges. Presenters from the Chamber will
instruct attendees on the step-by-step basics of how to organize one's
finances as an artist, from when to consider setting up a business
account to how to keep track of your cash flow. Attendees will also
learn how to tackle their taxes, focusing on the specific issues artists
face such as multiple income sources and types, tax forms, and what
deductions an artist may claim.
Denise R. Bump, CRPC, CMFC
Denise
has been a financial advisor with Ameriprise (formerly American
Express) for over thirteen years, with twelve years as a franchise
owner. During that time Denise grew her practice from her role as sole
practitioner to its current ensemble of three advisors, one para planner
and one client service coordinator. Her practice, Bump &
Associates, specializes in providing comprehensive advice to
individuals, couples and small business owners on topics ranging from
retirement planning to insurances, domestic partner planning to estate
planning and tax planning. Prior to her work with Ameriprise, Denise ran
a feminist bookstore in Dupont Circle for over 15 years, an experience
she credits with giving her a unique perspective and understanding on
the financial dynamics of a small business. These small business
challenges translate easily to the challenges facing artists as they
both have the need to manage cash flow, minimize taxes, and save for the
short and long term while trying to create and sell product.
Brian Haney, CLTC, CFS
Brian
has been in the Financial Services Business for 10 years, having spent
the beginning of his career in Banking and Securities. As a native of
the Washington area, Brian grew up in Chevy Chase, Maryland, attending
high school in Bethesda, Maryland. After graduating in 3 years from
Indiana University, he began his career in Banking & Securities. Mr.
Haney moved to his current firm, MassMutual of Greater Washington, over
5 years ago to work exclusively as a Broker serving a diverse range of
clients in the market.
This workshop is presented in collaboration with The Capital Area Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce.
