As an auto-entrepreneur, the tax is simple until the quarter ends and you realise you did not set enough aside.
Is this happening to you?
- You build invoices from an old Word file.
- You are never sure how much to keep aside for the quarterly payment.
- You do not track how close you are to the annual turnover limit.
- You do not want to give your figures to another online service.
How it works
- Prepare an invoice. In French or English, in MAD, USD or EUR, then print it or save it as a PDF.
- Enter what you were paid. Month by month, by activity type.
- See the quarter. The tool separates money already received from estimates, and shows the tax to plan for.
- Know what to set aside. It shows how much is already reserved and what to transfer each month.
- Watch the limits. It compares your year to the annual ceilings and flags the 80,000 MAD same-client rule.
Decisions that make it safe to use
- Your figures stay on your device. No account, no server, no database.
- It shows its working. Every amount comes with its breakdown, and the rules it is unsure about are labelled as estimates.
- It is a planning tool, not tax advice. It says so, and points to the official sources.
What it runs on
React and ViteBrowser storageThe 2026 tax code
- React and Vite: the app, which runs entirely in your browser.
- Browser storage: keeps your entries on your own device.
- The 2026 tax code: the rates and ceilings the calculator uses, with sources listed.
Inside the tool
Is there a calculation or document your business still does by hand?
Describe the process in a short brief: what happens today, which tools are involved, and what "fixed" would look like. I read every brief and reply with whether I can fix it and how. Write a brief
A tool I built for my own invoicing and tax planning. It is not a client project and not tax advice.