1. Payslips
  2. Interest & dividends
  3. Stock sales
  4. Small business
  5. Home & property
  6. Retirement
  7. Advanced
  8. Past, present, future
  9. What-ifs

Small business

Your side business, sorted.

Your statements and receipts become a Schedule C, home office, vehicle and depreciation included.

1

Transactions sort themselves

Rules you set once file each charge as a business expense or keep it personal.

  • DESIGN SOFTWARE SUBSCRSoftware
  • AIRLINE TICKETTravel
  • OFFICE SUPPLY STORESupplies
  • GROCERY STOREPersonal
2

Keep every receipt

Upload a receipt or a photo as you spend. Each one is saved with the expense it proves, including home office bills and vehicle costs, so it’s ready if anyone asks.

  • Office chair Receipt matched to a card charge$289
  • Electric bill Home office share, 12%$17
  • Car repair Business use, 40%$164
  • Mileage log 1,240 business miles this yearSaved
4 receipts saved with their expenses, dated when you uploaded them.
3

Schedule C builds itself

Income, expenses, the home office deduction and depreciation, line by line.

Schedule C · Design studio2026 · Example
Gross receipts$48,200
Software and subscriptions−$1,840
Equipment depreciation Year 2 of 5−$800
Home office (Form 8829)−$3,120
Travel−$1,260
Net profit$41,180
4

Pay quarterly, on time

What to pay and when, self-employment tax included, so April has no surprise.

  1. Apr 15$3,140
  2. Jun 15$3,140
  3. Sep 15$3,140

Also included

  • Self-employment tax. Figured with the deduction for half of it.
  • Home office. Form 8829 from your actual home costs.
  • Equipment. Depreciation tracked from year to year.
  • Vehicle expenses. Standard mileage or actual costs, from your log and receipts.
  • Mixed accounts. Business and personal spending on one card, kept apart.

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