1099 income & expense tracking
1099 bookkeeping is tracking a contractor’s income and expenses so they’re ready for Schedule C and self-employment tax. MoneyFeed lets you log 1099 income by client and business expenses through WhatsApp — it categorizes each one, archives receipts, and estimates what to set aside.
Built for 1099 & gig workers
Drivers, couriers, online sellers and independent contractors. Related tools & guides:
Educational only — MoneyFeed provides estimates and tax-ready records, not professional tax advice.
1099 bookkeeping FAQ
What is 1099 bookkeeping?
1099 bookkeeping is tracking the income and expenses of a self-employed or contract (1099) worker so the numbers are ready for Schedule C and self-employment tax. MoneyFeed lets you log 1099 income by client and business expenses through WhatsApp, and it categorizes everything for you.
How do I track 1099 income and expenses?
Record each payment and purchase as it happens. With MoneyFeed you text “got paid $500 from Upwork” or “spent $30 on supplies”; it logs the income by client and files expenses to the right Schedule C category, then estimates your set-aside for taxes.
How do I track Schedule C expenses?
Every expense you send is mapped to an IRS Schedule C line (advertising, car, supplies, etc.) and the receipt image is archived. At tax time you export a Schedule C category summary as PDF, CSV or Excel.
What is the difference between the 1099 calculator and 1099 bookkeeping?
The 1099 tax calculator gives a quick estimate of what you might owe from a few inputs. 1099 bookkeeping is the ongoing record of your actual income and expenses across the year — which is what MoneyFeed keeps for you, and it feeds a more accurate estimate.