Freelancer Finance Bundle: Invoice & Client Tracker + Quarterly Tax Planner 2026 + Seller Fee Formulas

Freelancing comes with three money jobs nobody does for you: chasing invoices, setting tax aside, and working out what you actually keep after payment fees. This bundle covers all three. Buy them together and save $9.

Included:

• Freelancer Invoice & Client Tracker ($12 on its own): due dates from your payment terms, invoices that flag themselves Overdue, per-client rates and totals, a time log that shows unbilled work, and a dashboard with invoiced vs paid by month and a monthly tax set-aside.
• - Freelancer Quarterly Tax Planner 2026 ($9 on its own): self-employment tax, Additional Medicare and income tax on the 2026 federal brackets, the share of each payment to set aside, safe-harbor minimum payments (90% / 100% / 110%), the four 2026 due dates (Apr 15, Jun 15, Sep 15 2026 and Jan 15 2027) and a shortfall check.
• - Seller Fee Formulas for Google Sheets ($9 on its own): 15 formulas you paste into any Google Sheet, including STRIPEFEE and PAYPALFEE for what a client payment costs you, BREAKEVENPRICE and NETPROFIT for pricing, and SETAX for 2026 self-employment tax.

Who it's for: US freelancers, contractors and consultants who invoice clients and pay estimated taxes, and who would rather work in a spreadsheet than sign up for another app.

Savings: $12 + $9 + $9 = $30 bought separately. The bundle is $21, so you save $9 (30%).

What you get: one download with a README and a zip for each product. The Invoice & Client Tracker and the Tax Planner as .xlsx files that work in Excel and Google Sheets, each as a blank file plus a copy filled with example data; the fee formulas as a Google Apps Script file (Code.gs) with step-by-step install instructions, a full function reference and an example sheet (.xlsx and .csv). The fee formulas run in Google Sheets only.

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