Quarterly taxes catch most freelancers off guard. SoloDesq tracks the payments you record and calculates what to set aside — so April is never a surprise.
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As a 1099 independent contractor, you are responsible for paying your own taxes four times a year: April, June, September, and January. Miss a payment or underpay, and the IRS charges a penalty on top of what you owe.
Most freelancers guess — or ignore quarterly taxes entirely until the end of the year. That is when the bills arrive that nobody planned for.
General estimate — your actual rate depends on income level and filing status. Consult a tax professional.
Every time you record a payment in SoloDesq, the app adds 30% of your year-to-date income to your estimated tax set-aside target (opt-in). No math. No spreadsheets. No forgetting.
The set-aside is the savings habit. The number to actually send comes from the Tax Dashboard: it takes the quarter’s paid invoices and logged income, subtracts your Schedule C expenses and mileage deduction, and estimates self-employment, federal, and state tax on what is left — one suggested payment, shown with its IRS due date. SoloDesq never holds or moves your money.
SoloDesq combines tax tracking with invoicing and mileage — so all the records you need are in one place, year-round.
Track your taxes with SoloDesq. 30 days free when it launches — no credit card, no account required.