[Business Name]
— periods · —
Good morning, [Name].
Here's your business summary for today. — periods loaded · —
Total Revenue
$—
Total Expenses
$—
Deductible only
Net Income
$—
—% margin
After deductible exp.
DR-15 Due
$—
⚠ Due —
— periods · 7% total
DR-15 overdue — Current period not yet filed. Due date was —. Late fees may apply.
— payees may need a 1099-NEC form. Paid over $600 to contractors. Deadline: January 31.
Revenue per Period 2025
Jan
Feb
Mar
Revenue
Expenses
Expense Breakdown $—
—%
Contractors
$——%
Supplies
$——%
Rent
$——%
Utilities
$——%
Year Coverage — 2025 — / 12 months
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
— months remaining · add the next period to continue your year
Business Health Score — / 100
Revenue filed
+25
All categories set
+18
DR-15 current
+15
1099s ready
+20
Revenue & Expenses
Everything your business earned and spent, broken down by category. Data for loaded periods.
Total Revenue
$—
— periods
Deductible Exp.
$—
Tax-deductible
Non-Deductible
$—
Remove from filing
Net Income
$—
—% margin
Expense Categories IRS Lines
CategoryIRS LineAmount% TotalDeductible?
Contract LaborLine 11$——%✓ Yes
Supplies & MaterialsLine 22$——%✓ Yes
Rent (Commercial)Line 20b$——%✓ Yes
UtilitiesLine 25$——%✓ Yes
Meals (50% rule)Line 24b$——%⚠ 50%
Personal Expenses$—✗ Remove
My Periods
Each uploaded file represents one month or quarter. — periods loaded. Click any period to see its detail.
PeriodFileRevenueExpensesNet IncomeDR-15 DueStatus
Period 1$—$—$—$—✓ Filed
Period 2$—$—$—$—✓ Filed
Period 3$—$—$—$—⚠ Overdue
Review & Correct
Our AI automatically categorized your transactions. — need your review — they may be wrong or unclear.
Needs Your Review — items
DatePayeeAmountAI SuggestedAction
[Merchant A]$—Supplies?
[Merchant B]$—Travel?
[Merchant C]$—Unknown
All Transactions
Every income and expense across all loaded periods. — transactions · —
DatePayee / SourceTypeAmountCategoryDeductible
[Client A] — ServicesIncome+$—RevenueRevenue
[Contractor A] (Contractor)Expense−$—Contract Labor✓ Yes
[Merchant B]Expense−$—Travel? ⚠Review
[Client B] — Monthly RetainerIncome+$—RevenueRevenue
Personal PurchaseExpense−$—Personal✗ Remove
Payees & 1099-NEC
Everyone you paid money to. — people may need a 1099-NEC form — paid over $600 in cash to a contractor. Deadline: January 31.
Action needed: Some contractors were paid over $600 in total fees. You must issue 1099-NEC forms by January 31 or face IRS penalties.
#PayeeTotal Paid% of ExpensesCategory1099-NEC
1[Contractor A]$——%Contract Labor⚠ Required
2[Contractor B]$——%Contract Labor⚠ Required
3[Vendor A]$——%Supplies✓ No
4[Utility Company]$——%Utilities✓ No
DR-15 Sales Tax
Florida sales tax you owe to the state. Filed monthly or quarterly on apps.floridarevenue.com. Your CPA can help.
March 2025 — Current Period ⚠ Overdue
Gross Revenue
$—
State Tax (6%)
$—
County Surtax (1% Miami-Dade)
$—
Collection Allowance (2.5%, max $30)
−$—
Total You Owe
$—
All Periods — 2025
PeriodRevenueDR-15Due DateStatus
Period 1$—$—Filed
Period 2$—$—Filed
Period 3$—$—⚠ Overdue
⚠ Guidance draft only. File at apps.floridarevenue.com. Consult your CPA.
Alerts
Things your business needs attention on right now. 3 active alerts.
DR-15 overdue — current period.
Due date was —. Late filing may result in penalties. File now at apps.floridarevenue.com or contact your CPA immediately.
— contractors need 1099-NEC forms.
Contractors paid over $600. Issue 1099-NEC forms before January 31.
— transactions need categorization.
Our AI wasn't sure about the category for 7 recent transactions. Review them in the Categorize panel to ensure your taxes are accurate.
Mileage Log
Track your business trips. The IRS allows a deduction of $0.70 per mile driven for business in 2025. Don't leave this money on the table!
Total Miles
Deduction Value
$—
At $0.70/mile
Trips Logged
This year
Recent Trips
DateFrom → ToPurposeMilesDeduction
— → —$—
— → —$—
— → —$—
AI Advisor
Ask anything about your business finances. Ask anything about your business finances. Upload your data and the AI will know your periods, transactions, and numbers.
👋 Hi! Upload your data and I'll be able to analyze your revenue, expenses, margins, and more. What would you like to know?
Settings & Profile
Customize how Accumulator works for your business. Changes save automatically.
Business Profile
?
Your Business
Profile photo appears on reports and your account menu
JPG, PNG or GIF · Max 2MB
Used on tax forms. Keep this private.
✓ Florida rules active — DR-15 sales tax, DBPR license tracking, 6% state rate.
Appearance & Language
Dark Mode
Easier on the eyes in low light
Language
Interface language
Show IRS Line Numbers
Show technical tax codes in tables
Active State Rules Florida
Sales Tax Form
DR-15
Monthly or Quarterly
State Base Rate
6.0%
+ County Surtax
License Authority
DBPR
+ Local BTR
Filing Portal
FL DOR
floridarevenue.com
Coming soon: Texas (no income tax, franchise tax), New York (complex multi-rate), California (CDTFA), Georgia, and more. Each state will have its own tax forms, rates, deadlines, and license tracking automatically activated.
Email Notifications
DR-15 Reminder
Email 5 days before each deadline
1099-NEC Reminder
Alert in December before Jan 31 deadline
Insurance Expiry Alert
30 days before policy expires
Weekly Summary
Business health snapshot every Monday
Plan & Subscription Pro
You're on the Pro Plan — unlimited periods, AI Advisor, all export formats.
Next billing: — · $49/month
Danger Zone
These actions cannot be undone.
Business Statistics
Real insights from your loaded periods. Top clients, expense breakdown, trends and projections.
Total Inflows
$—
Total Outflows
$—
Deductible only
Net Income
$—
—% net margin
After deductible exp.
Transactions
Top Income Sources Clients
[Client A]
$—
[Client B]
$—
[Client C — Wire]
$—
Top Expenses Outflows
[Contractor B]
$—
[Contractor A]
$—
[Vendor A]
$—
[Travel Expense]
$—
[Utility]
$—
Monthly Activity
Jan
Feb
Mar
Inflows
Outflows
Expense Breakdown
Contractors
$—
Food & Dining
$—
Travel
$—
Utilities
$—
Banking Fees
$—
Cash Flow Projection Next 3 months · based on avg
Month +1
Projected Inflow
$—
Projected Expenses
$—
Est. Net
$—
Month +2
Projected Inflow
$—
Projected Expenses
$—
Est. Net
$—
Month +3
Projected Inflow
$—
Projected Expenses
$—
Est. Net
$—
* Based on average monthly activity from the 3 loaded periods.
Annual Tax Summary
Full year packaged and ready for your CPA — FY —. Includes 1065 summary, Schedule C data, and K-1 distributions.
Total Revenue
$—
Total Deductions
$—
Schedule C line 28
Taxable Income
$—
—% margin
Est. Tax Liability
$—
~22% effective rate
Schedule C Summary Form 1040
Gross Receipts (Line 1a)
$—
Cost of Goods Sold
$0
Gross Profit (Line 5)
$—
Total Expenses (Line 28)
$—
Net Profit (Line 31)
$—
Monthly Revenue FY —
Jan
$—
Feb
$—
Mar
$—
Apr
$—
May
$—
Jun
$—
Jul
$—
Aug
$—
Sep
$—
Oct
$—
Nov
$—
Dec
$—
Best month: — ($—) · Lowest: — ($—)
1099-NEC Recipients 2 contractors
ContractorEIN / SSNTotal Paid1099 RequiredStatus
[Contractor A]XX-XXX####$—Yes — over $600Pending
[Contractor C]XX-XXX####$—Yes — over $600Filed
Tax Forms
Generate or download any form your business needs — directly from your loaded data. All forms are pre-filled with your numbers and ready in one click.
— forms need your attention
Upload your periods to see which forms are due, overdue, or ready to generate.
📋 Income Tax
Schedule C Form 1040
Profit or Loss from Business. Pre-filled with your revenue, deductible expenses, and net profit from all loaded periods.
✓ Ready
Deadline: April 15 · Gross receipts, deductions, Line 31 net profit
Form 1065 Partnership
U.S. Return of Partnership Income. Required if your business is a multi-member LLC or partnership filing jointly.
Available
Deadline: March 15 · Includes K-1 distributions per partner
Schedule K-1 Per Partner
Partner's share of income, deductions, and credits. One K-1 must be issued to each partner in your LLC or partnership.
Available
Issued with Form 1065 · One per partner · Share with your CPA
DR-15 FL Sales Tax
Florida Sales and Use Tax return. Pre-calculated with your gross revenue, 6% state tax + county surtax, and collection allowance.
⚠ Overdue
Due 20th of each month · File at apps.floridarevenue.com
👥 Contractor Forms
1099-NEC Per Contractor
Required for any contractor paid $600+ in a year via cash, check, Zelle, or Venmo. One form per contractor — generated from your transaction data.
— Pending
[Contractor A] $— paid W-9 Missing
[Contractor B] $— paid W-9 ✓
Deadline: January 31 · Penalty: $60–$310 per missing form
W-9 On Demand
Request for Taxpayer Identification Number. Send to contractors before paying them so you have their EIN or SSN on file when it's time to issue a 1099-NEC.
Available
W-9 Tracker
[Contractor A] Missing
[Contractor B] ✓ On file
Collect before first payment · Keep on file for 4 years
📂 All Available Forms — Generate Anytime
Every form below can be generated directly from your loaded data. No manual entry needed — your numbers are already there. Share them with your CPA, bank, or contractors in one click.
Form What it's for Who needs it Deadline Action
Schedule C Profit & Loss — your main business tax form Sole Proprietor Apr 15
Form 1065 Partnership return — multi-member LLC Partnership Mar 15
Schedule K-1 Partner's income share — one per partner Each Partner Mar 15
1099-NEC Contractor payments — one per contractor ≥$600 Contractors Jan 31
W-9 Collect contractor's tax ID before paying them New Contractors On demand
DR-15 Florida sales tax — monthly or quarterly FL Businesses 20th/mo
Additional Forms
W-2 Wages for employees (if you have W-2 employees) Employees Jan 31
1096 Summary transmittal — filed with 1099s to IRS With 1099s Jan 31
FinCEN 114 FBAR — foreign accounts over $10k at any point Intl Activity Apr 15
All forms are generated for reference and pre-filing review only. Always verify with your CPA before submitting to the IRS or Florida DOR. Accumulator is not a tax filing service.
Financial Reports
Professional reports for your bank, CPA, or investors. Period: . Export as PDF or Excel in one click.
Period 1
Period 2
Period 3
◎ Global View
Gross Revenue
$—
Deductible Expenses
$—
Schedule C ready
Net Income
$—
—% margin
Est. Tax Liability
$—
~22% effective rate
Income Statement Schedule C Ready
Revenue
Gross Receipts (Line 1a)
$—
Returns & Allowances (Line 2)
$0
Net Revenue (Line 3)
$—
Deductible Expenses
Contract Labor (Line 11)
($—)
Supplies & Materials (Line 22)
($—)
Travel (Line 24a)
($—)
Meals — 50% only (Line 24b)
($—)
Utilities & Phone (Line 25)
($—)
Insurance (Line 15)
($—)
Bank Fees (Line 27a)
($—)
Other Expenses (Line 27a)
($—)
Non-Deductible (excluded)
Personal Expenses REMOVE
($—)
CC Payments NOT DEDUCTIBLE
($—)
Net Profit (Line 31)
$—
Expense Breakdown by IRS Category
Contract Labor
$—
Supplies & Materials
$—
Travel / Auto
$—
Meals (50% rule)
$—
Phone / Utilities
$—
Insurance
$—
Bank Fees
$—
⚠ Meals 50% Rule — IRC §274
Business meals are only 50% deductible. The system automatically halves meal expenses before including them on Line 24b. Keep itemized receipts.
✗ Non-Deductible Items Detected
Personal expenses and CC payments are flagged and excluded from all tax calculations. Review them in the Categorize panel.
Reports generated from loaded period data. For organizational purposes only · Not a substitute for CPA advice.
Bank Reconciliation
Comparing your uploaded transactions against your bank statement — current period.
Bank Statement Balance
$—
As of period end
Records Balance
$—
From your periods
Difference
$0.00
✓ Fully reconciled
Matched Transactions — matched
DateDescriptionBank AmountRecord AmountStatus
[Client A] — Wire$—$—Match
[Vendor A]($—)($—)Match
Domestic Wire Fee($—)($—)Match
[Travel Expense]($—)($—)Match
[Client A] — Wire$—$—Match
Unmatched Items 0 items
All transactions matched. Your records are clean.
Insurance & Licenses
All your business policies, license renewals, and important documents. — policy expires soon.
General Liability Policy expires —. Renew before expiry to avoid a gap in coverage. Contact your insurance agent to renew before the expiry date.
Active Policies 3 policies
PolicyProviderCoveragePremium/moExpiryStatus
General Liability[Provider]$—$—Expiring
E&O / Professional[Provider]$—$—Active
Cyber Liability[Provider]$—$—Active
Business Licenses 2 active
LicenseIssuing AuthorityLicense #RenewalStatus
FL Business LicenseFlorida DBPRFL-XXXXXXActive
Local BTR[County]XXXXXXActive
Bills & Services
Your recurring monthly business costs — subscriptions, utilities, software. Total: $—/month.
Monthly Fixed Costs
$—
— active subscriptions
Annual Commitment
$—
Auto-renewing
% of Net Income
—%
Recurring Bills Monthly
ServiceCategoryBillingAmountNext PaymentStatus
[Phone Provider]UtilitiesMonthly$—Auto-pay
[Insurance 1]InsuranceMonthly$—Auto-pay
[Insurance 2]InsuranceMonthly$—Auto-pay
[Insurance 3]InsuranceMonthly$—Auto-pay
[Accounting Software]SoftwareMonthly$—Auto-pay
[Productivity Suite]SoftwareMonthly$—Auto-pay
[Video Conferencing]SoftwareMonthly$—Auto-pay
[Cloud Storage]SoftwareMonthly$—Auto-pay
Outsourcing Pro PlanSoftwareMonthly$49Pro
Business Calendar
All your important tax deadlines, filing dates, license renewals, and payment reminders in one place.
Upcoming Deadlines — this month
!
DR-15 Sales Tax — current period
Florida Department of Revenue · $— due
Due — · OVERDUE — late fees may apply
!
General Liability Insurance Renewal
State Farm · Current premium $142/mo
Expires Jun 15, 2025 · 17 days remaining
DR-15 Sales Tax — Q2 2025
Florida Department of Revenue
Due Jul 20, 2025
FL Business License Renewal
Florida DBPR · License FL-20XX-XXXXX
Due Sep 30, 2025
Hiscox E&O Policy Renewal
Professional Liability · $89/mo
Expires Nov 30, 2025
1099-NEC Filing — [Contractor A]
Contractor paid $— in FY—
Due Jan 31, 2026
Monthly Bill Calendar Next Month
DateBillAmount
[Insurance & Subscription]$—
[Cloud Storage]$—
[Productivity Suite]$—
[Accounting Software]$—
[Phone Provider]$—
[Video Conferencing]$—
Total for Month$—
States & Jurisdictions
Accumulator starts with Florida and is being expanded state by state. Each state activates its own tax forms, rates, deadlines, and license tracking — automatically.
🌴
Florida — Currently Active
All Florida rules, forms, and deadlines are live. DR-15, DBPR licensing, county surtax calculation, and FL-specific tax calendar are active on your account.
ACTIVE
ACTIVE
🌴
Florida
Sales Tax: DR-15 · 6% + County
License: DBPR + Local BTR
Portal: floridarevenue.com
Filing: Monthly or Quarterly
✓ DR-15 ✓ County Surtax ✓ DBPR License ✓ Tax Calendar ✓ 1099-NEC
SOON
Texas
Sales Tax: Form 01-114 · 6.25% + Local
No state income tax
Franchise Tax: Form 05-158
Portal: comptroller.texas.gov
Form 01-114 Franchise Tax No Income Tax
SOON
🗽
New York
Sales Tax: ST-100 · 4% + Local
Income Tax: IT-201 / IT-204
NYC surcharge applies
Portal: tax.ny.gov
ST-100 IT-201 NYC Surcharge
SOON
🌊
California
Sales Tax: CDTFA · 7.25% base
Income Tax: up to 13.3%
Franchise Tax: $800 min
Portal: cdtfa.ca.gov
CDTFA $800 Franchise 13.3% Max
SOON
🍑
Georgia
Sales Tax: ST-3 · 4% + Local
Income Tax: 5.49% flat (2024)
Low regulatory burden
Portal: gtc.dor.georgia.gov
ST-3 5.49% Flat Tax
SOON
🌲
North Carolina
Sales Tax: E-500 · 4.75% + Local
Income Tax: 4.5% flat
Growing business hub
Portal: ncdor.gov
E-500 4.5% Flat Tax
SOON
🌧️
Washington
Sales Tax: B&O + Retail · 6.5%+ Local
No state income tax
B&O Tax on gross receipts
Portal: dor.wa.gov
B&O Tax No Income Tax
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What changes when you switch states
Feature Florida ✓ Texas New York California Georgia
Sales Tax FormDR-1501-114ST-100CDTFA-401ST-3
Base Sales Tax Rate6%6.25%4%7.25%4%
State Income TaxNoneNone4–10.9%1–13.3%5.49%
License TrackingDBPR + BTRSOSDOSSOSSOS
Tax Calendar✓ ActiveSoonSoonSoonSoon
County Surtax✓ ActiveSoonSoonSoonSoon
DR-15 / Equiv.✓ ActiveSoonSoonSoonSoon
When a new state is activated on your account, the relevant panels (Sales Tax, Calendar, License Tracking, Forms) automatically switch to that state's rules. Your data does not change — only the rules applied to it.