No. A ProfitDrawer bookkeeping spreadsheet does not file taxes or create invoices. Across its 12 tabs it tracks income, expenses and mileage, lists unpaid invoices you have already sent, and its Tax Summary tab adds up your categories, deductible amounts, mileage deduction and a suggested tax set-aside so you have clean figures for your accountant or tax software. It also does not run payroll, track inventory, book appointments or create quotes.
What it does for taxes:
- Tax Summary: totals by category, deductible amounts, the mileage deduction at your rate, and a suggested set-aside based on the tax % you choose in Settings.
- Quarterly tab: pick Q1 to Q4 to see totals and the amount to put aside for quarterly estimated payments.
- Mileage log: from, to and miles for each trip.
You, a tax professional or tax software still prepare and file the return, for example Schedule C and Schedule SE for a sole proprietor.
What it does for invoices:
- The Income tab records the invoice number and whether it is paid.
- The Unpaid Invoices tab lists up to 40 unpaid invoices, flagged at 30 and 60 days.
- Top Clients shows amounts still owed.
To create the invoice document itself, use a separate invoice tool or ProfitDrawer's free invoice template, which works out totals and is free with a ProfitDrawer account.
Not included: quotes or estimates, payroll, inventory, appointment booking, and costing single jobs. ProfitDrawer's spreadsheets and calculators are general information, not tax advice.
Source: Cleaning Business Bookkeeping Spreadsheet (ProfitDrawer) · Updated
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