A write-off is any expense you incur for work that reduces your taxable income. The more you write off, the less you owe the IRS.
Common write-offs:
Software (like Canva, Zoom, Notion)
Equipment (microphones, cameras, laptops)
Business meals & travel
Internet and phone (if used for work)
Part of your rent or utilities (if you work from home)
WorkMade uses your job type—like graphic designer, Uber driver, online tutor, or freelance developer—to surface the right write-offs for your actual gigs. You don’t have to memorize deduction rules or hunt for receipts. Just swipe your card or tag a purchase, and we’ll handle the rest.
The write-offs we show you aren’t generic—they’re based on what you do and how you work.