Next IRS deadline: Extended 2025 returns due on Oct 15, 2026 · 11 days · Add every date to your calendar

Google Sheets templates · built by a bookkeeper

Bookkeeping templates & tax tips for creators and freelancers

Track every payout, catch every write-off, and know exactly what to set aside for taxes. Spreadsheet templates and plain-English guides for YouTubers, freelancers, and dronepreneurs.

✓ Works in free Google Sheets   ✓ Instant download   ✓ By a QuickBooks ProAdvisor

Next IRS deadline

11days

Extended 2025 returns due · Oct 15, 2026

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Who it’s for

Built for how you actually earn

For creators

01

Master your finances with ease

Brand deals, ad revenue, affiliates, and gifted products, all tracked by source so tax time is a summary, not a scramble.

Creator write-offs →

For freelancers

02

Stay tax-ready year-round

Multiple clients, platform fees, and quarterly estimates. Know your real profit and what to set aside every month.

Freelancer write-offs →

For dronepreneurs

03

Flight logs to financial logs

Bill by the job, log flights and mileage at 72.5¢ a mile, and see which gigs actually pay best.

Client tracker tips →

Taylor’s Toolkit

Six tabs that replace your shoebox of receipts

Every template opens in free Google Sheets with the categories, formulas, and dashboard already built. Log a transaction and the math happens on its own.

Tab 01 · Income

Every payout, by source

Ads, sponsors, affiliates, and clients tracked separately.

Tab 02 · Expenses

Write-off-ready categories

Dropdowns that match the deductions creators actually claim.

Tab 03 · Dashboard

Profit, at a glance

Monthly totals and charts that update themselves.

Tab 04 · Tax set-aside

Know what to save

See your estimated tax and quarterly payment as you go.

Tab 05 · Mileage

Miles become money

Log trips at the 2026 rate of 72.5¢ per mile.

Tab 06 · Deadlines

Every IRS date

Quarterly estimates and filing dates, built in.

Taylor’s Toolkit is launching soon. Join Taylor’s Inner Circle for launch-day access, and use the free tax calculator in the meantime.

Compare

Which template is right for you?

FeatureFree StarterBookkeeping PlusPro Annual Plan
Income & expense logs✓✓✓
Automatic dashboard & charts—✓✓
Income by source—✓✓
Tax set-aside tracker—✓✓
Client & invoice tracker (CRM)——✓
Creator’s Tax Decoder——✓
Next tax year’s updates——✓
Most creators start with Bookkeeping Plus.

Pick your level of help

Start free. Upgrade when you’re ready. Hand it off when you’re done.

Level 1 · DIY

$0

Free tools & guides

  • 2026 quarterly tax calculator
  • Deadline calendar with reminders
  • Plain-English tax guides
  • Free starter template

Level 3 · Done for you

Free consultation

TNT Tax Specialists

  • Monthly bookkeeping
  • Business & individual tax prep
  • IRS representation & audits
  • 30+ years of IRS experience

Reviews

What people are saying

“Juggling freelance gigs used to be chaos. The tax checklist gave me total peace of mind and helped me catch write-offs I would’ve missed!”

Jamal R.

Graphic designer & Upwork pro

“I’ve bought a lot of templates before, but these Google Sheets are actually useful. The dashboard updates automatically, and it’s way better than tracking everything manually.”

Tina S.

Founder, CoinCoin.crypto

“Between flight jobs and editing, bookkeeping was the last thing I wanted to deal with. This toolkit made it click. Now I know exactly what I’m earning and what I can write off.”

Carlos D.

Founder, megablock.io

“As a full-time YouTuber, I dreaded tax season until I found Taylor’s Tax Tips. The templates made organizing my brand deals, affiliate revenue, and ad income feel effortless!”

Ava M.

Lifestyle creator

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Meet Taylor

A real bookkeeper behind every template

  • Bachelor’s degree in Accounting
  • QuickBooks ProAdvisor
  • Bookkeeping partner at TNT Tax Specialists

“Creators and freelancers don’t need more financial jargon. They need a simple system they’ll actually use, and a clear number to set aside for taxes. That’s what I build here.”

— Taylor Smith, creator of Taylor’s Tax Tips

Free guides

Fresh answers for the 2026 tax year

Frequently asked questions

What is Taylor’s Tax Tips?

Taylor’s Tax Tips publishes plain-English bookkeeping and tax guides, free tax tools, and Google Sheets templates (Taylor’s Toolkit) for content creators, freelancers, and drone service businesses. It’s run by Taylor Smith, a bookkeeper with a bachelor’s degree in accounting and QuickBooks ProAdvisor certification.

Do I need Excel or paid software?

No. The templates are built for Google Sheets, which is free with any Google account.

How do I get my template after I buy?

You get an instant download link by email and in your account. Open it and click Make a copy to save it to your Google Drive.

How much should freelancers set aside for taxes in 2026?

Many self-employed people set aside 25–30% of profit. Use the free 2026 quarterly tax calculator for a number based on your income and filing status.

When are 2026 quarterly estimated taxes due?

April 15, June 15, and September 15, 2026, and January 15, 2027. See the full deadline calendar.

Can someone just do my bookkeeping and taxes for me?

Yes. Taylor’s firm, TNT Tax Specialists, offers bookkeeping, tax preparation, and IRS representation for individuals and small businesses in the Houston area.

Is this tax advice?

No. The guides, tools, and templates are educational and help you stay organized. For advice on your situation, talk with a qualified tax professional.