Self-employed tax calculators by profession
The same accurate 2026 estimate, tuned to your line of work — the deductions you actually claim, whether an S-Corp pays off, and your four quarterly payments.
Freelance Writer
Writers usually get 1099s with nothing withheld — so the whole tax bill is yours to set aside.
Open calculator →Graphic Designer
Designers juggle 1099 clients plus pricey software and gear — both move your tax bill.
Open calculator →Web Developer
Contract dev rates often hit the income where an S-Corp and the full QBI deduction really pay.
Open calculator →Photographer
Gear-heavy and travel-heavy — your cameras, lenses, and shoots are all deductible.
Open calculator →Real Estate Agent
1099 commissions with heavy car and marketing costs — and strong S-Corp potential.
Open calculator →Rideshare Driver
Uber and Lyft drivers live and die by the mileage deduction — track every mile.
Open calculator →Consultant
High-earning 'specified service' work — the S-Corp saving and the QBI phase-out both bite.
Open calculator →Personal Trainer
Independent trainers deduct certs, gear, and gym or studio space against 1099 income.
Open calculator →Hair Stylist or Barber
If you rent a chair, you're self-employed — rent, products, and tools are all deductible.
Open calculator →Therapist or Counselor
Private practice is a 'specified service' health business — QBI limits apply at higher income.
Open calculator →Content Creator
YouTubers, streamers, and influencers owe tax on platform and 1099 income — gear helps.
Open calculator →Truck Driver
Owner-operators have huge deductions — fuel, the truck, and the per-diem on the road.
Open calculator →Don't see your exact role? The main estimator works for any self-employment income — these pages just add profession-specific deductions and notes.