Calendar + checklist + the spreadsheet that adds it all up — your quarter, done before the date.
Organizational tool, not legal or tax advice. Consult a CPA about your specific situation.
The deadline calendar4 federal dates through June 2027 + 8 alerts to setincluded
The 20-minute routine4 blocks, same order, every quarterincluded
The gathering checklistevery place your numbers hide, one checkbox eachincluded
Handoff pack + 12 CPA questionsyour accountant reads it in one passincludedNine of the forty-nine, exactly as they open on your phone. What you see here is what you download.









Same four blocks, same order, every quarter. Run it on the start date, two weeks before the deadline — that gap is where problems get fixed.
Every account clients pay into, filtered by quarter. One line per source. Transfers between your own accounts stay out.
Business accounts and card, exported to CSV if your bank lets you, sorted into the same fifteen categories every time.
The four places receipts hide that a bank export never sees: email, the camera roll, cash slips, and the mileage log.
Move the suggested amount to the tax account while the number is on screen. Save the quarter folder. Close the laptop.
Seven sheets, no macros, no login, no subscription. It opens in Excel, in Numbers and in Google Sheets, and it lives on your computer.
Different tools for different jobs — the kit replaces the scramble, not your accountant. It makes their hour cheaper too.
Download it, run one quarter with it, and if the routine isn't for you, just email us within 30 days and we'll refund you in full. You keep the files. We'd rather have a clean list of happy customers than an argument about a $17 download.
No, and it is written to stay clearly on the other side of that line. This is an organizational tool: checklists, a calendar, and arithmetic worksheets that add up numbers you type in. It does not know your filing status, your state, your entity or your deductions, and it does not tell you what you owe.
Consult a CPA or a licensed tax professional about your situation. Chapter 8 of the kit is twelve questions written specifically to make that conversation short and useful.
Yes. The kit assumes you are starting from a camera roll full of receipts and no system at all. It gives you the dates, the routine and the folder structure, and it tells you which questions to bring to a professional so the first conversation is productive.
Immediately after payment: a 49-page PDF formatted for reading on a phone, and an Excel workbook (.xlsx) — seven sheets, or eleven with the Premium Calculator. The link also arrives by email, and it keeps working — the files are yours.
Four more sheets on top of the standard workbook: a mileage log, a client and forms tracker, a year-at-a-glance view of all four quarters, and the handoff checklist to run before you send anything to your preparer.
Yes. It is a plain .xlsx with formulas, dropdowns and number formats — no macros and no add-ons. Excel, Numbers and Google Sheets all open it.
This edition covers US federal dates only. Many states run their own schedule with their own thresholds, and some run none at all. The kit tells you to ask your CPA which state dates apply to you and shows you where to add them to the same system.
The routine, the checklists and the spreadsheet are evergreen — they work for any quarter. The calendar chapter is the part that rolls forward, and a new edition ships each cycle. Add lifetime updates at checkout for $2.95 and every future edition lands at the same download link.
No. This is a one-time purchase and the files are yours. The add-ons at checkout are also one-time.
Just email us within 30 days and we'll refund you in full — no questions asked. Contact is in the footer of every page and in the delivery email.
Until the next federal deadline — a date on the federal calendar, so this countdown is real.
Organizational tool, not legal or tax advice. Consult a CPA about your specific situation.