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The free tools
Side income calculator
The side income calculator turns your hours per week, hourly rate, weeks worked per year, monthly costs (tools, fees, software) and the tax percentage you want to set aside into a monthly and yearly take-home figure, in US dollars, euros or pounds. Add an optional monthly income goal and it shows how many hours a week that goal needs. The tax percentage is your own estimate, so check your real position with your tax authority or an accountant.
Your old wage as a freelance rate
The freelancing guide includes a small calculator that applies its rule of thumb: quote about double your old hourly wage and set a third of it aside for tax. It updates as you type, and its button opens the full calculator with your numbers filled in.
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