Which Tax Situations Does FlyFin Support for 2024 Filing?

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FlyFin supports 2024 filing for W-2 employees, 1099 freelancers and self-employed workers, K-1 recipients, sole proprietorships and LLCs, S-corps, C-corps, partnerships, and trusts. On the filing page, you select all work types that apply to you, then start your return. The service is built for two audiences: individual tax filers and CPA firms that want to automate filings for their clients.

Work types you can select for 2024

FlyFin's own filing flow asks you to "choose all applicable work types for 2024 tax filing." The categories listed are:

Work type Who it covers
W-2 Employee Traditional employees with wage income
1099 Freelancer / Self-Employed Independent contractors and freelancers
K-1s & Sole Proprietorship / LLC Pass-through income recipients and single-member entities
S-Corp, C-Corp & Partnerships, Trusts Corporate entities, partnerships, and trusts

Because you can select more than one, mixed situations are supported — for example, a W-2 employee who also freelances on the side, or a freelancer who also receives K-1 income.

Who FlyFin is designed for

The site describes the product as serving "freelancers, self-employed, business owners, 1099 & W-2 workers," and states it is trusted by 100K+ freelancers with 250K+ users overall. That means the tool is not limited to pure 1099 filers — it explicitly includes W-2 employees and business owners.

There is also a separate track for tax professionals. The homepage asks "Are you a CPA firm looking to automate tax filings for your clients?" and offers a "Tax firms" option alongside "Tax filer." So if you run a practice rather than filing your own return, that is the relevant path.

What the service does for those situations

For any of the supported work types, the described workflow is:

  • AI deduction tracking — the AI scans for all possible tax deductions after you connect your expense accounts, which FlyFin says eliminates 95% of your work.
  • Swipe-through deductions — you accept or reject each deduction, or ask a CPA about it.
  • AI tax assistant — a CPA-certified assistant answers tax filing questions with instant, unlimited responses.
  • Full CPA review — a dedicated CPA reviews every deduction and suggests tax-saving strategies.
  • CPA filing — CPAs file your taxes from start to finish, with full audit insurance.

FlyFin claims this is 20x faster than doing it yourself, up to 5x cheaper than other CPAs, and can save up to $3,700 extra in taxes. Those are the company's own figures, not independently verified here.

How to check whether your situation fits

  1. Go to the filing flow and find the "Choose all applicable work types for 2024 tax filing" step.
  2. Select every category that applies to you — you are not restricted to one.
  3. If your situation involves entity types like S-corps, C-corps, partnerships, or trusts, confirm that category is listed before starting.
  4. If you are filing on behalf of clients rather than yourself, use the CPA firm path instead of the individual filer path.

The practical test is simple: if your income falls into any of the listed work types, FlyFin's 2024 filing flow is set up to handle it. If your situation is unusual — for example, a trust with complex multi-state obligations — the CPA review step is where you would confirm the details, since the site states its tax team covers "all aspects of US & international taxes."