About 1099Hubs

Clear tools for the messy middle of self-employment.

1099Hubs helps freelancers, contractors, and gig workers answer the practical questions that come up before tax season: what to set aside, when to pay, which deductions to track, and what coverage to consider.

What we build

We build small, focused calculators and guides for U.S. self-employed workers. Each tool is designed to be fast, understandable, and useful before you open tax software or talk with a professional.

  • Tax calculators that show the calculation path, not just a final number.
  • Guides that explain self-employment tax, quarterly estimates, deductions, and insurance in plain English.
  • Browser-side tools, so your income and expense inputs stay on your device.

How we keep the site honest

Tax and insurance details change. We mark pages with a reviewed date, avoid invented claims, and update year-sensitive content across calculators, pages, metadata, and guide copy together. When a topic needs professional judgment, we say so plainly. Our full editorial methodology — how we source, review, and update every guide — is documented in one place.

What 1099Hubs is not

1099Hubs is not a tax-preparation service, accounting firm, law firm, broker, or insurance agency. The tools provide estimates and educational guidance. Before filing, making entity decisions, or buying coverage, verify your situation with a CPA, tax attorney, or licensed insurance professional.