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Free Tax Season Printables Pack — 9 PDFs for 1040, Deductions & Receipts

Build the tax shoebox in January–March, not April. This bundle is the printable side of ‘separate but connected logs’ — receipts, deductions, mileage, charitable giving, HSA, side-hustle income — ready for the CPA or TurboTax.

9 printablesIRS-friendly formatCPA-readyNo signupPeak: January – April

Phase 1 — Document checklist (January)

Before you even open TurboTax, print these.

Phase 2 — Per-receipt & mileage logs

The records the IRS actually wants if it asks.

Phase 3 — High-value deductions

Charitable giving and HSA — two of the easiest deduction wins, both audit-prone if undocumented.

Phase 4 — Side hustle / 1099

If you have a side income, this sheet pays for itself in two minutes.

How to use the pack

  1. Print the tax-prep checklist on January 2. Tape it to a folder in your home office.
  2. For self-employed / freelance: every Friday, transcribe the week into the per-receipt deduction tracker and the side-hustle income sheet. 5 minutes a week, 20 minutes in April.
  3. Keep the mileage log in the glove box. Logging at the end of each trip beats reconstructing in April.
  4. Donations and HSA medical expenses: print, write at the moment. The IRS rule is ‘contemporaneous’ — meaning the log dates need to roughly match the transaction dates.

Tax records, but only the ones the IRS asks for

This isn't legal or tax advice — talk to a CPA for your situation. But the failure mode the IRS sees most often is not missingrecords — it's reconstructed-after-the-fact records that look suspicious. A printed log filled in real-time is the strongest evidence you can keep.

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