The IRS expects a check four times a year. Stop guessing.
Post recalculates what you owe every time money lands — your state, your filing status, your real deductions — so the quarterly deadline is a number, not a panic.
What to set aside this month.
Not a flat 30%. Federal, self-employment, and state, calculated month by month against what you actually earned — so the number you save is the number you'll owe.
Per-user numbers are planning estimates, generated by an engine co-built with accountants. Review with your CPA before filing or paying. Post is not a tax preparer or accounting firm.
The work is already done. You just pick who finishes it.
When tax time comes, you get a full draft of your return — every number filled in. From there, it’s your call.
File it yourself.
- ✓A full draft of your return — every number, line by line
- ✓Step-by-step guide: copy the numbers into your tax software
- ✓Works with TurboTax, FreeTaxUSA, H&R Block, Cash App Taxes — whatever you already trust
- ✓Quarterly payment log already filled in
Done in 20 minutes.
Hand it to your accountant.
- ✓Invite them as a collaborator — free seat
- ✓They see everything in accounting language
- ✓Notes, questions, and adjusting entries all in one place
- ✓They file in minutes instead of hours
Pay them for strategy, not data entry.
Add the Managed filing.
- ✓Filed by a partner CPA who works with creators
- ✓They know gifted product, brand deals, platform income
- ✓You approve, they file
- ✓Add the CPA-filed return — get a quote, on either plan
Optional add-on, available on Essentials and Pro — get a quote.
Tax time arrives with the work already done.
A full draft return — Schedule C, every number filled in from the year you already tracked. File it yourself with the step-by-step guide, hand your CPA a package they'll thank you for, or add the CPA-filed return (get a quote). Your call, zero re-typing.
Run an S-corp? We speak K-1.
Already elected — or wondering if you should be? Post handles the parts that make an S-corp a headache. Planning estimates; confirm the specifics with your CPA.
Post runs the S-corp election math against your real income, so you can see whether electing would actually save you money before you file the paperwork.
Set a reasonable-compensation number you can stand behind — benchmarked, so it holds up if the IRS ever asks.
Post splits your reasonable salary from owner distributions and tracks the payroll taxes on each — the whole point of the election, handled.
Export a clean K-1 package — totals, a schedule, and a draft form — ready to hand your CPA or drop into your filing.
Creator taxes in your state.
Brackets, quarterly schedules, and a worked example for all fifty states and D.C. — every number computed by the same engine that runs the Post dashboard.