Tools that save you money
before you file
Practical, contractor-specific resources built by licensed tax professionals. No fluff, no upsell - just useful guides that help you stay compliant and informed.
Disclaimer: These resources are for general educational purposes and do not constitute tax, legal, or financial advice. Tax laws change frequently. Individual circumstances vary. Always consult a licensed tax professional for guidance specific to your situation.
2026 Contractor Tax Deduction Checklist
The complete A-to-Z deduction guide built specifically for independent contractors and tradespeople. Every deduction category the IRS allows for your trade.
- Vehicle and mileage deduction methods
- Tools, equipment and materials
- Home office (simplified and actual)
- Health insurance premiums
- Retirement contributions
- Business insurance and licensing
2026 Contractor Tax Calendar
Every IRS and state deadline that matters for self-employed contractors. Quarterly estimates, filing deadlines, extension dates - all in one place.
- All 4 quarterly estimated tax due dates
- W-9 / 1099-NEC reporting deadlines
- State-specific key dates (TX, CA, FL, and more)
- Safe harbor calculation reminders
- Year-end tax planning trigger dates
IRS Audit Survival Guide for Contractors
What to do if the IRS contacts you. Step-by-step guidance written for tradespeople - no legalese, just clear action steps.
- The 3 types of IRS audits (and which is most common)
- What records to pull immediately
- How to respond to an IRS notice
- When to get professional help
- Red flags that trigger audits for contractors
Key Deadlines for Contractors
Never miss a quarterly estimate or filing deadline again. These are the dates that matter most for self-employed tradespeople.
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