[FREE GUIDE] TAX SECRETS FOR THE SELF EMPLOYED Download
[FREE GUIDE] TAX SECRETS FOR THE SELF EMPLOYED Download
Input your profit after business expenses. This will be used to calculate your SE tax under 2026 IRS rules.
Include things like retirement contributions or S-Corp salary (if applicable) to model different outcomes.
See exactly how much of your income will go to self-employment tax—and what you can do to reduce it legally.
Anyone earning net income from 1099 work, freelance, or business activity. It covers Social Security and Medicare and applies even if you owe no income tax.
It includes 12.4% for Social Security and 2.9% for Medicare. High earners may also be subject to the 0.9% additional Medicare tax.
Yes. If your business qualifies, switching to an S-Corp can reduce how much income is subject to self-employment tax. This calculator can help you compare outcomes.
Use it to set aside money for quarterly taxes—or book a strategy call to see how much we could help you legally reduce.
