i. For US Freelancers

Freelancer
Tax Vault.

You went freelance for the freedom. Now own the tax side, too.

One payment
$57
Lifetime updates
14-day refund
Wellthpath · Tool 05
Freelancer
Tax Vault
Tax Owed
$5,857
Set Aside
+$1,963
ii. What's inside

Nine sheets, built around the IRS calendar.

Tax Profile
Set once. Drives every calculation.
Income Tracker
Auto set-aside on every payment.
Schedule C
Every deduction, properly categorized.
Mileage Log
2026 IRS rate, audit-ready format.
Quarterly Estimates
Apr 15, Jun 15, Sep 15, Jan 15 — calculated for you.
Year-End Summary
Hand it to your CPA. They’ll thank you.
iii. A look inside

Every payment becomes a number you can plan around.

Tax Year 2026 · Live Estimate
Live
Gross (YTD)
$26,070
Net Profit
$23,215
Tax Owed
$5,858
Set aside in tax savings · $7,821
+$1,963 buffer
Quarterly Schedule
Q1
April 15
$1,817
Paid
Q2
June 15
$1,653
Paid
Q3
Sep 15
$1,380
Q4
Jan 15
$1,008
Illustrative numbers. Yours fill in as you log income.
iv. After your first quarter

Tax season stops being a season at all.

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Every payment lands already split.
A percentage moves to tax savings the day it hits your account.
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April 15 is just another Tuesday.
No surprise bill. No payment plan. The money is already there.
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Every deduction is logged the day it happens.
Not in a shoebox in March. Not in your head. In one place.
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Your CPA sends one email back. Done.
Schedule C ready. SE tax computed. Year-end summary already formatted.
v. Why we built it

“I’m not a US freelancer. I built this because the people I love who are — designers, writers, consultants, photographers — kept telling me the same story every April: a five-figure surprise, a payment plan, a year of clawing back. The IRS isn’t the enemy here. The default is. This tool is the default I wished existed for them.

If it doesn’t work for you in 14 days, I’ll refund you. No forms. No questions.”

Natalia
Founder · Wellthpath

Important: The Vault provides organized estimates, not tax advice. Verify figures with a licensed CPA before filing. Tax law changes yearly; state rules vary.