Clear Plain Answers.

Self-employment comes with a tax job. We explain it like you're a smart adult.

Plain English. This year's real numbers. Every figure cited to the actual IRS document it came from. And when the honest answer is "don't buy the fancy option" — we say so.

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The 2026 Self-Employed Tax Deduction Checklist

50+ write-offs freelancers, gig workers, and solo owners are allowed to take — tick-the-box format, with this year's exact numbers and the traps that get people audited.

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LLC or S-Corp? The Business Structure Decision Kit

The $5,000-a-year question, answered with your numbers in about ten minutes: an honest breakeven calculator, a 2-minute decision tool, and a plain-English guide.

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The Business Owner's Tax Playbook

Six tools that run your entire tax year — deductions in depth, the structure decision, how to pay yourself, and a quarterly-tax autopilot that makes penalties mathematically impossible.

$19.99 · everything, one evening
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How It Works

Education, not advice — on purpose

  1. Read the plain-English version — every rule explained like a human, with the 2026 number and the gotcha.
  2. Run your own numbers — the calculators and decision tools work on your facts, not rules of thumb.
  3. Bring the output to your own tax professional — and pay them for confirmation instead of a from-scratch discovery bill.
Why Believe Us

Every number on the page shows its source

Radical citation. Every figure in every product cites the official IRS document it came from — the actual revenue procedures and notices for 2026, current to the new tax law. When we say the mileage rate is 72.5¢, the source is printed on the page.

And the part that surprises people: our own products regularly recommend the cheaper option. The Decision Kit talks plenty of buyers out of an S corp — because the answer is arithmetic, not a sales pitch.

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