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Free resources from Acharya CPA & Co because we care about empowering clients with clarity. These calculators are just a glimpse of what’s possible when you work with us.
Retirement Growth & Tax Impact
Compare Traditional, Roth, and Taxable accounts; see after-tax retirement values and annual tax savings.
Acharya CPA & Co — Retirement Growth & Tax Impact
Real-time compounding, contributions, and tax-treatment comparison (Traditional vs Roth vs Taxable). Yearly limits & phase-outs are editable by you/visitors.
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Estimated Quarterly Tax Planner
Estimate federal income + SE tax, apply safe-harbor, and split suggested quarterly payments.
Estimated Quarterly Tax Planner (Sole Proprietors & 1099)
Estimate federal income tax and self-employment (SE) tax, then split the balance into quarterly payments using safe-harbor rules. The standard deduction updates automatically for Single vs. MFJ (you can override it).
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Editable assumptions
Federal only. Includes the deduction for ½ SE tax. Excludes additional Medicare surtax thresholds and state taxes.
Entity Structure Optimizer
Compare estimated total taxes and take-home across Sole Prop/LLC, S-Corp, and C-Corp. Assumptions are editable. Simplified for planning—see notes & disclaimer.
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Results (estimates)
Scenario | Total tax | Effective rate | Take-home | vs Sole Prop |
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Includes federal income tax + SE/Payroll + (est.) state. S-Corp/C-Corp include employer & employee FICA on owner wages. |
Editable assumptions & notes
Important Disclaimer
These calculators are provided by Acharya CPA & Co as educational tools only. They use simplified tax rules and assumptions. They are not tax, legal, or investment advice and should not be relied upon to make final decisions.
Outcomes vary based on your state, payroll setup, deductions, credits, and unique circumstances. Before forming an entity, changing payroll, or making investment moves, please schedule a professional consultation. Use of these tools does not create a CPA-client relationship.