Judy for Content Creators
Bookkeeping for Content Creators & Influencers
Your income comes from YouTube, TikTok, brand deals, affiliate links, and maybe Patreon—each with its own payment schedule and tax form. That also means your deductions are scattered everywhere: camera gear, software subscriptions, travel to creator events, meals with collaborators. Judy tracks it all and connects the dots for your Schedule C.
Sound familiar?
- You're juggling income from 5+ platforms, each reporting on different timelines, and you're never sure what actually counts as reportable income.
- You buy camera equipment, lighting, and editing software constantly—but you don't know if it's deductible this year or if it gets depreciated.
- You travel for brand deals and creator summits, but the IRS cares whether that trip was personal or business—and you need documentation.
- Your quarterly estimated taxes are a guessing game because your income spikes in some months and drops in others.
Your Schedule C profile
Equipment-heavy Schedule C. Camera gear, lighting, and computers go on Line 13 (Section 179). Software subscriptions on Line 18. Travel and event costs on Line 24a. Brand-building ad spend on Line 8.
What Judy handles for you
- ✓ Categorizes Adobe Creative Cloud, editing software, and subscriptions to Line 18
- ✓ Tracks equipment purchases for Section 179 expensing
- ✓ Flags meals and travel for review — prompts for business purpose notes
- ✓ Monthly P&L shows revenue across all connected accounts
Judy automatically categorizes your software subscriptions, tracks equipment purchases for Section 179 expensing, and flags travel and meals so you can add business purpose notes before tax time. Instead of manually sorting transactions across platforms, you get a monthly P&L that shows exactly what you earned and spent—by source and category—so you're never scrambling in April.
Your private bookkeeper, ready now
Connect your bank and get a free 30-day audit — every transaction categorized to the right Schedule C line before you pay a cent.
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