Calculators
Each tool shows the full worksheet behind its answer, so you can check the reasoning rather than trust a number.
Quarterly tax estimator
Work out what to send the IRS every quarter, including self-employment tax, the QBI deduction and the safe-harbour minimum that protects you from penalties.
S-corp breakeven
Find the profit level where an S-corp election saves more in self-employment tax than it costs in payroll, filing fees and extra accounting.
Freelance rate calculator
Turn the take-home you want into an hourly rate that actually covers tax, unpaid time, health insurance, time off and the hours you cannot bill.
Solo 401(k) calculator
See exactly how much you can put into a solo 401(k) this year as both employee and employer, and how much more it shelters than a SEP IRA.
Home office deduction
Compare the simplified $5-per-square-foot method against deducting a share of your real housing costs, and see which gives you the bigger deduction.
Mileage deduction
Work out your 2026 business mileage deduction using both IRS rates — 72.5 cents through June, 76 cents from July — and compare it with actual expenses.
Self-employment tax
Work out the Social Security and Medicare you owe on freelance profit, including the wage base cap and the half that comes back as a deduction.
Estimated tax penalty
See whether you owe an underpayment penalty, quarter by quarter, at the 7% rate the IRS charges for 2026 — and what it would take to stay in the clear.
Freelance take-home pay
See what is actually left from your business profit after federal income tax, self-employment tax and an estimate of state tax.
1099 vs W-2 offer
Compare a contract rate against a salary offer properly — both halves of payroll tax, employer health cover, 401(k) match and unpaid time all counted.
Business expense value
Work out what a deductible purchase actually costs you after federal, state and self-employment tax relief — and why a deduction is not a rebate.
Invoice late fee
Work out what an overdue invoice is now worth with a monthly late fee, simple or compounded, and see the annualised rate you are actually charging.