Invoicing guides for freelancers
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Estimate a minimum hourly rate based on your target take-home, business expenses, time off, and an estimated tax set-aside percentage you choose.
This calculator provides a rough estimate. Taxes and take-home vary by jurisdiction, income, deductions, and entity type.
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It’s the percentage of your gross revenue you plan to set aside for taxes (and similar mandatory contributions). The right number varies by jurisdiction, income, deductions, and entity type, so this tool asks you to provide your own estimate.
No. Consumption taxes can be collected from clients separately, depending on your invoicing setup and local rules. This calculator focuses on your target take-home and your estimated tax set-aside.
Billable ratio is the share of your working time that you expect to invoice. The rest goes to admin, sales, learning, and breaks. If you are unsure, pick a conservative number and adjust after a few weeks of real tracking.
The minimum rate targets your inputs exactly. The recommended rate adds a buffer for downtime, scope creep, and volatility. Many freelancers quote using the recommended rate, then refine based on demand and delivery risk.
No. This calculator is informational only and is not tax or legal advice. For a reliable estimate, consult official guidance in your jurisdiction and a qualified professional.
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