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Small Business Bookkeeping

The bookkeeping spreadsheet that sole proprietors, freelancers, and single-member LLCs actually need. Every expense maps to an IRS Schedule C line. Self-employment tax, quarterly estimates, P&L reports, and bank CSV import are built in. Your data stays in your browser—no account, no cloud, no subscription.

Schedule C Categories

All 23 Part II expense lines (8–27b) mapped. Income tracks gross receipts (Line 1), returns (Line 2), and other income (Line 6). Meals automatically apply the 50% deductible limit.

SE Tax & Quarterly Estimates

Full self-employment tax worksheet: 15.3% on 92.35% of net earnings, SS wage base $184,500, Additional Medicare above $200k, plus your income tax rate. Quarterly due dates for 2026 included.

Multiple Accounts

Track checking, savings, credit card, PayPal/Stripe, and cash accounts with running balances. Transfers between accounts are not income or expense.

Bank CSV Import

Import bank and credit card CSV files with automatic column mapping. Auto-categorization rules assign Schedule C categories based on payee names. Duplicate detection prevents double-counting.

P&L & Reports

Monthly P&L with 12 columns plus YTD. Schedule C summary ready for tax filing. Cash flow report. 1099-NEC/K income tracking by payer.

8-Sheet .xlsx Export

Transactions, Accounts, Categories, Rules, P&L with SUMIFS formulas, Schedule C, Estimated Tax, and Dashboard. Opens in Excel, Google Sheets, and Numbers.

What is included in Free vs. Pro?
FeatureFreePro ($19)
Transactions per year50Unlimited
Schedule C categoriesAll 23 linesAll 23 lines
Bank CSV import—✓
Auto-categorization rules—✓
Account reconciliation—✓
1099-NEC/K tracking—✓
SE tax + quarterly estimateBasicFull worksheet
Cash flow report—✓
.xlsx exportTransactions onlyFull 8-sheet workbook
Print-ready reportsP&L onlyAll reports

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Disclaimer: This tool provides estimates based on your entered data and simplified IRS formulas (Schedule C, self-employment tax, standard mileage rates). It is not tax, legal, or accounting advice. Tax situations vary by filing status, state, deductions, and other factors. Always consult a qualified tax professional (CPA or EA) for advice on your specific situation. IRS forms and rates are for the 2025 tax year / 2026 estimated payments and may change.