Freelancer Tax Vault.
Never panic at tax time again. Auto-calculated set-asides, quarterly estimates, Schedule C categories — built for US freelancers, contractors, and solopreneurs.
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Make April boring.
Six emails on building a tax system that runs itself — auto set-aside, quarterly estimates, the Schedule C habits that protect you. For US freelancers and 1099 income.
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The system that makes April boring.
If you're 1099 income, freelance, or solopreneur — you need to set aside money for taxes the moment a client payment hits. The Vault calculates the exact percentage, every time, automatically. That's the whole game.
Auto-calculated set-aside.
Enter a payment. The Vault tells you exactly how much belongs to the IRS — federal bracket, self-employment tax, your state, your profile. One number. Move it that day.
Quarterly estimate calculator.
April 15. June 15. September 15. January 15. The four dates most freelancers miss — with the exact amount to send to IRS Direct Pay each time.
Schedule C expense log.
Categorized the way the IRS expects. Software, mileage, home office, phone. Hand the year-end summary to your CPA and watch them smile.
A discipline tool. Not your CPA.
The Vault doesn't find hidden deductions or audit-proof your return — that's what your accountant is for, and we recommend keeping them. What it does is tell you, every single payment, exactly how much of it belongs to the IRS so you stop spending money that was never yours.
