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Freelancer Finance Spreadsheet Kit

See where your money is going without paying for accounting software. One workbook with an income and expense tracker, invoice log, monthly P&L, 12-month cash-flow forecast and a tax set-aside calculator, formulas already wired up.

Get the kit — $29
One-time payment. No subscription. Download link appears right after checkout.

Built for freelancers, contractors and one-person businesses

What's inside

Transactions

Income and expense tracker with category dropdowns. Room for 1,000 rows.

Invoices

Invoice log with automatic Paid / Due / Overdue status and total outstanding.

P&L

Monthly profit and loss by category, filled in from your transactions.

Cash Flow

12-month forecast, lowest month, and months of runway.

Tax Set-Aside

Quarterly profit and the amount to put aside at the rate you choose.

Start Here

One-page quick start, colour legend, and the three settings that drive everything.

Every tab comes pre-filled with made-up example data so you can see it work, then you overwrite it with yours. Formulas are unlocked and visible; edit anything.

How delivery works

After checkout you're sent straight to a private download page with one file: Freelancer-Finance-Kit.xlsx. It opens in Excel. In Google Sheets, upload it with File > Import > Upload; we don't ship Google Sheets links, so test with the example data after importing. No account, no waiting.

Get the kit — $29

Free guides

How to build a freelance income and expense tracker in a spreadsheet A simple 12-month cash flow forecast for freelancers Invoice tracker spreadsheet: formulas for paid, due and overdue Freelancer tax set-aside: what goes into the number, and how to track it Freelancer profit and loss (P&L) in a spreadsheet: a one-page layout

FAQ

Is this tax advice?

No. It's a spreadsheet tool. The tax set-aside rate is a number you enter yourself (it starts at a 25% placeholder); nothing here tells you what you owe. Check your own tax rules or ask a qualified professional.

Does it work in Google Sheets?

Import the file via File > Import > Upload. The formulas use standard functions, but we build and test in Excel format, so check the example data after importing.

Can I edit it?

Yes. Nothing is locked, formulas are visible, and the category lists are yours to change.

Something's wrong with my copy.

Email [email protected].

A spreadsheet tool, not financial, tax or accounting advice. Example data is made up. The tax set-aside rate is a number you enter yourself; nothing here tells you what you owe.