Business Financial Dashboard
A clear view of income, spending, profit, documentation, and tax-planning adjustments.
Quarterly Performance
Book income, expenses, and net profit/loss
Monthly Net Profit / Loss
Use this pattern to spot strong months and pressure points.
Accountant-Ready Check
Items to clean up before tax preparation.
Current File
Income & Expense Transactions
Record each transaction once. Monthly, quarterly, and annual reports update automatically.
Quick Entry
Fields marked with an asterisk are required.
Business Mileage Log
The rate is selected by trip date. Tolls and parking are tracked separately.
Quick Mileage Entry
Document the date, destination, miles, and business purpose while the trip is fresh.
Profit & Loss Reports
Switch between monthly, quarterly, and annual views. Annual printing automatically uses landscape orientation.
Business & Tax Setup
Set the reporting year, business profile, vehicle method, and planning assumptions.
Business Profile
Vehicle Method & Mileage Rates
Home Office Planning
IRS Alignment & Recordkeeping Guide
Primary IRS sources used to structure this tracker.
- Schedule C (Form 1040), Profit or Loss From BusinessIncome, expense lines, home office, vehicle information, and other expenses.
- Instructions for Schedule CCategory definitions, meals, vehicle, depreciation, and reporting rules.
- IRS Topic 305: RecordkeepingKeep records that clearly support income, deductions, and credits.
- Publication 583: Starting a Business and Keeping RecordsBookkeeping systems and supporting documents.
- IRS 2026 Midyear Mileage Rate Announcement76¢ per business mile for deductible transportation expenses beginning July 1, 2026.
- Publication 587: Business Use of Your HomeRegular and simplified home-office methods and limitations.
- What Kind of Records Should I Keep?Invoices, receipts, deposit slips, bills, checks, and other supporting documents.
Data Management
Save routinely and keep a separate backup with your accounting records.