A tool built out of frustration with our own spreadsheet

The first version of this wasn't a website at all. It was a shared spreadsheet three of us used to track freelance income and business expenses through the year, because doing it all in September from memory and bank statements never worked. Every year the formulas broke, someone overwrote someone else's row, and the tax slab calculations needed manual updates whenever FBR revised the brackets.

TaxFair.net is that spreadsheet rebuilt properly — a private ledger where you log income, expenses, tax already paid, and assets/liabilities as the year goes, and it works out your estimated tax liability and wealth reconciliation automatically, using the current FBR slab structure.

What the tool actually does

• Income & expense ledger — log entries as they happen instead of reconstructing them later.
• Slab-based tax estimate — calculated against current salaried or business individual tax brackets, including the surcharge threshold for business filers.
• Wealth reconciliation — compares your opening wealth plus net inflow against your declared assets and liabilities, so unexplained gaps show up before FBR asks about them.
• Optional AI Tax Agent — a conversational way to log entries or ask basic questions about your own ledger data, for Premium members.

What it isn't

We built it for people who want a running, honest picture of their tax position through the year — freelancers, small business owners, and salaried individuals with side income — not as a replacement for the actual filing process or for professional advice on anything beyond straightforward cases.

Privacy, briefly

Your ledger data belongs to you. PINs are stored as bcrypt hashes that even we can't reverse. Full detail is on the Privacy Policy page.

Questions, bug reports, or a feature you wish existed — see the Contact page.