The complete tax system for Australian freelancers and sole traders.
Set up in a weekend. Never get ambushed again.
Your employer used to handle your tax. Now nobody does. The Tax Survival Kit gives you the two-account system, every deadline, every deduction, and a step-by-step setup plan — so you're always ready when the ATO comes calling.
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You leave your job. The money's better. You invoice $8,000, $10,000 a month. Nobody takes out tax. Then the ATO sends a letter.
The average first-year tax bill for a freelancer earning $95,000 is over $20,000. Most people have less than $5,000 set aside. The rest goes on a payment plan — or a line of credit.
This Kit exists so that doesn't happen to you.
Thirteen chapters, a quick reference card, and an action pack of printable templates, spreadsheets, and a calendar file.
The ATO won't explain this to you. Your employer didn't. Most accountants charge $300/hour to tell you things you should have known from day one. Here's what the Kit gives you that you won't find in a free guide.
The Standard edition is comprehensive — it covers every freelancer. The industry editions go deeper into the deductions, worked examples, and templates that are specific to how you actually work.
Instant download. Works on any device.
Sam, freelance full-stack developer, Melbourne. $150K income.
Year one: $38,500 tax bill. $0 set aside. Paid it over 11 months on a line of credit.
Year two (with the Kit): Claimed $17,500 in deductions — SaaS subscriptions, cloud hosting, laptop, professional indemnity, AI tools. The Subscription Audit found $3,800 in software he was paying for but not claiming.
Tax saving: ~$5,900.
The Tech Edition costs $49. Sam's subscription audit paid for it 78 times over.
Figures are illustrative. Your actual tax depends on your specific circumstances. Consult a registered tax agent.
Marco, qualified electrician, Western Sydney. $110K income.
Year one: $22,800 tax bill. $4,000 in his account. The rest went on a payment plan.
Year two (with the Kit): Claimed $19,500 in deductions — ute (logbook method), tools, PPE, insurance, licences. The logbook method on his ute alone delivered $9,200 in deductions vs. the $4,400 cents-per-km cap.
Tax saving: ~$6,240.
The Tradie Edition costs $49. The logbook paid for it 188 times over.
Figures are illustrative. Your actual tax depends on your specific circumstances. Consult a registered tax agent.