Small Business

Small Business Quarterly Estimated Tax Tracker

Know what to set aside and pay the IRS each quarter, calculated straight from your income and expense log.

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Format: Google Sheets
Excel
Updated: August 2026

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Net income YTD

$48,140

Avg. quarterly set-aside

$3,611

QuarterSuggested Set-Aside

Q1$12,260 → $3,678
Q2$12,320 → $3,696
Q3$12,560 → $3,768
Q4$11,000 → $3,300

What this spreadsheet does

Quarterly estimated taxes are easy to underpay or forget entirely when income and expenses live in a dozen different places, and the penalty for underpaying is avoidable with a running calculation.

What you can do with it

See what to set aside for taxes as income comes in
Know exactly what's due by each quarterly deadline
Test how a tax rate change affects the quarterly set-aside

What's included

Sheet tabs

Instructions
Quarterly Summary
Income & Expense Log
Tax Rate Assumptions

Features

Income and expense log with automatic quarter assignment
Configurable self-employment, federal and state tax rates
Automatic net income, estimated tax owed and suggested set-aside per quarter
Standard IRS quarterly due dates built in

How it works

1Log every income and expense entry with its date and type
2Set your tax rates on the Tax Rate Assumptions tab
3Check the Quarterly Summary tab for what to set aside and pay by each due date

Who it's for

Small business owners who pay quarterly estimated taxes.

This spreadsheet estimates quarterly set-asides and does not replace professional tax advice.

Frequently asked questions

Does this file the taxes for me?

No, this calculates what to set aside and pay based on your income log. You still file and pay through the IRS directly.

Can I adjust the tax rates?

Yes, self-employment, federal and state rates are all editable inputs on the Tax Rate Assumptions tab.

Are the due dates exact?

The due dates shown are the standard IRS quarterly estimated tax deadlines. Confirm exact dates on the IRS calendar, since they can shift for weekends and holidays.