2026 edition
Our calculators tell you what a number means today. These keep the records that produce the number — the ones that are gone if nobody wrote them down as the year went.
$29 each, one payment, yours for the tax year.
For freelancers and service-based sole proprietors
Know what to set aside, before the quarter ends.
A Schedule C organizer for freelancers and consultants: income, expenses and mileage in three logs, a tax reserve worked out from them, and a payment tracker for the four deadlines.
$29 — see what it doesFor owners of one to three residential rentals
The three records that decide your rental tax bill, and cannot be rebuilt later.
A Schedule E organizer for one to three properties: rent and expenses per property, depreciation from your purchase figures, a day-count log no other template keeps, and a planner for whether the loss is one you can actually use.
$29 — see what it doesFor rideshare and delivery drivers
Your 1099 says more than you were paid. Here is how that gets reported correctly.
A shift and payout log for drivers on any number of platforms: miles valued at the rate for the date driven, platform fees reconciled against what reached your bank, and the standard rate weighed against actual costs before you are locked into one.
$29 — see what it does$0.725 a mile through June 30, $0.76 from July 1. Almost every template in circulation applies a single rate to the whole year, which is wrong for half of it. On 25,000 miles that is several hundred dollars, in one direction or the other. All three of these read the date on each trip.
The rates are generated from the same file our fifteen calculators read, and each one is printed on a Rates sheet beside the IRS page it comes from. A template with rates typed into cells is a template nobody maintains. A new edition is published for each tax year.
What share of each payment to set aside. Whether the standard mileage rate beats your actual costs. What your rental day counts mean for how the property is treated. That is the same decision logic as the free tools on this site, applied to a year of your own records.
Organizing, recordkeeping and planning tools. They are not tax advice, they do not file anything, they do not guarantee a deduction, and they do not replace a tax professional. Each one states on its first sheet exactly what it does not cover, and every figure is for the 2026 tax year only.