FinnStatement

For US self-employed service businesses

Understand your own money.

Estimated payments are due four times a year. The Bookkeeping Tracker shows an estimate of what to set aside and links each expense category to FinnStatement guidance that carries IRS citations, so you can check it yourself.

A Google Sheets bookkeeping tracker for US freelancers, consultants, and other self-employed service businesses. Type in your income and expenses, and the Dashboard shows your profit, how much clients owe you, and whether your federal tax set-aside is ahead, short, or on target.

27 expense and deduction categories, with tax-form references and IRS guidance

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$49 once · Supports tax years 2026 to 2030 · No subscription

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Dashboard tab: profit, revenue, cash owed to you and federal set-aside.
Dashboard tab: profit, revenue, cash owed to you and federal set-aside.

Where you stand

See the tax picture as you go

The Tax Set-Aside tab shows an estimate of what to set aside from your profit so far. Federal and state are shown separately. It is not your tax bill.

What it adds

Type in a spreadsheet. See the tax picture.

You type income and expenses into a sheet. The Tracker adds tax-form references, a missing-receipt count and a running set-aside estimate. Tax Set-Aside also shows a prior-year safe-harbor starting figure. Read the note on that row and check the details with your CPA.

How it works

Three steps

Log income and expenses

There is no bank feed to set up. Paste a bank export if you like; one menu click moves the rows it can match.

Pick a category

Category Reference lists tax-form routing where applicable, with links to FinnStatement guidance that carries IRS citations.

Check the Dashboard

See profit, revenue, cash owed to you and whether your federal set-aside is ahead, short or on target.

Proof you can check

We do not ask you to trust us.

Every category links to FinnStatement guidance that carries its IRS citations, as of 2026. The file gives you the trail so you and your CPA can check the rule before it lands on a return.

Source trail examples

FinnStatement is educational, not tax advice. The point is to make the source visible so you can check the rule instead of guessing, and consult a tax professional about your own situation before you file.

Product line

Start with tracking. Grow into the full money system.

Bookkeeping Tracker for the Self-Employed

A Google Sheets bookkeeping tracker for US freelancers, consultants, and other self-employed service businesses. Type in your income and expenses, and the Dashboard shows your profit, how much clients owe you, and whether your federal tax set-aside is ahead, short, or on target.

Get the Bookkeeping Tracker

Coming soon

Quarterly Tax Estimator

Your quarterly estimated tax number, on its own, with the safe-harbor math built in.

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Why we built this

A Living Knowledge Source

Not ready to buy? Start with our free, IRS-cited knowledge as of 2026.

Articles, reference guides, and lookup tools cited to the IRS, and the set keeps growing. See how FinnStatement explains the rule before it asks you to trust a number.

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What this is not

This is a spreadsheet, not a CPA, and it is not tax advice. This tracker does not cover inventory-based businesses, payroll, partnerships, corporations or multi-state filings. If that is you, consult a professional.

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A Google Sheets workbook you copy to your own Drive.

$49 once · Supports tax years 2026 to 2030

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