Self‑Employed Tax Estimator
Rough tax estimate for freelancers and self‑employed people based on annual profit and simple deductions. Not tax advice.
Self‑employed profit & deductions
This uses simple effective rates for rough planning only. It does not model every bracket or local rule.
Scenarios
Compare a few profit + deduction combinations side‑by‑side. Click a card to select the active scenario.
Rough estimate of deductible expenses (software, equipment, etc.) as a percentage of your profit.
This tool is only a high‑level planning aid. It does not implement full local tax rules and is not tax advice. Always confirm with your accountant or local tax authority.
Results (active scenario)
- Annual profit before deductions
- ZAR 80,000.00
- Estimated deductions
- ZAR 0.00
- Approx. taxable profit
- ZAR 80,000.00
- Estimated annual tax
- ZAR 20,000.00
- Effective tax rate
- 25.0%
- Approx. monthly tax
- ZAR 1,666.67
- Approx. monthly take-home (after tax)
- ZAR 5,000.00
Scenario comparison
Disclaimer: This self‑employed tax estimator is for general planning only. It approximates combined taxes using simple effective rates and does not implement full tax law in any country. Always confirm with a qualified tax professional or your local tax authority.
Related Tools
Generate a plain-language privacy policy for your website or online business in minutes. Simple questions, copy-ready result, no legal jargon.
Create simple Terms & Conditions for your website, app, or online service. Guided questions with a ready-to-copy result.
Generate a clear refund and returns policy for your online store or service. Set refund periods, conditions, and contact details.
Create professional invoices in your browser. Add your logo, client details, line items, tax, and payment terms, then copy or download.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which countries is this self‑employed tax calculator for?
It offers a very rough estimate for the US and a generic option for other countries. It does not replace professional advice in any jurisdiction.
Does this include every deduction and credit?
No. It assumes a simple effective tax percentage based on your inputs. You should always confirm numbers with your accountant or local tax authority.