A five-minute monthly routine for your 1099 work.
Enter income, choose how much to keep available for taxes, review deductions, update your CPA Packet, and leave with clear next actions.
1 Set aside $1,800 more for taxes
2 Set a monthly retirement goal
3 Upload renewed malpractice policy
What the monthly checkup does.
You are not filing taxes here. You are organizing the numbers, documents, reminders, and questions that make each month easier to review with your CPA.
Enter income
Add this month’s 1099 income so the rest of the workflow has a clear starting point.
Set aside taxes
Pick a percentage to keep available for taxes and track whether the money has actually been moved.
Review tax items
Mark deductions, mileage, retirement contributions, mortgage interest documents, and CPA-review items.
Build your CPA Packet
See missing items, upload documents, copy a CPA email, and print a summary when you need it.
Three monthly checkups become a useful quarter summary.
Doctor1099 is designed to build a habit. Month one creates your first CPA-ready month. Month two keeps the system current. Month three creates a first-quarter summary instead of another pile of scattered records.
Your next actions
1Move $7,200 into tax savings.
2Add CME receipt and mileage log to the CPA Packet.
3Collect mortgage interest Form 1098.
April CPA Packet preview
- 1099 income recorded: $24,000
- Money set aside for taxes: $7,200
- Reviewed business deductions: $2,155
- Missing personal tax item: Mortgage interest Form 1098
- CPA questions ready: 3
Stop reconstructing your 1099 life from scratch.
Use one connected workspace for your monthly checkup, tax-savings review, CPA Packet, documents, reminders, deadlines, and next actions. Optional wealth history and graphs are there when you are ready for deeper tracking.
