If you want people in the music business to remember your indie band, you need to follow these steps to set yourselves apart from the thousands of other bands out there.

http://www.promoteindiemusic.com/articles/7_simple_things_to_set_your_band_apart.htm

A recent article on news website CNET saw Pat Faucher discuss the role of the internet in promoting music. But was this merely a plug for his own company Nimbit?

http://indie-music-news.suite101.com/article.cfm/cnet_news_article_by_pat_faucher

How the IRS classifies your music can depend on how many tax deductions you can take, how much you owe, and more.

http://www.promoteindiemusic.com/articles/is_your_music_a_business_or_a_hobby.htm

Find out how your old CDs can still make money for your indie band, without upfront costs to you.

http://www.promoteindiemusic.com/articles/let_your_old_music_make_money_for_you.htm

Come tax time in the US, bands can often deduct several expenses. Here are some of them.

http://www.promoteindiemusic.com/articles/tax_deductions_for_musicians.htm

Like it or not, if you're an independent musician and earning money, you're self-employed and might be subject to the self employment tax in the US. Find out what it is.

http://www.promoteindiemusic.com/articles/self_employment_tax_for_musicians.htm

Here are some resources for indie musicians that you may not have thought to use before.

http://www.promoteindiemusic.com/articles/unlikely_resources_for_musicians.htm