What is Keeper?
Tracks deductions from your accounts and files your taxes.
Who is Keeper best for?
Keeper is best for freelancers and contractors who want deductions tracked all year and a pro to sign their return.
Freelancers and 1099 contractors
It links your bank and card accounts, flags deductible expenses and carries them into your return when you file.
People who want a pro to sign off
A tax professional reviews and signs every return on the yearly plans before it goes to the IRS and your state.
Complicated personal returns
Premium covers rentals, K-1s, investments, returns in 3 or more states and late returns up to 5 years back.
S-Corps and partnerships
The Business plan files Form 1120-S and Form 1065 and has a pro review and close your books at year end.
How much does Keeper cost?
Keeper costs $20 a month for Bookkeeping Only, or $199, $399 or $1,199 a year for its Standard, Premium and Business plans that add tax filing, and every plan starts with a 14-day free trial.
- Tracks expenses and finds deductions automatically
- Connect unlimited bank and card accounts
- No tax filing
- Year-round bookkeeping
- Federal return plus up to 2 state returns
- Every return reviewed and signed by a tax pro
- Adds audit protection and returns in 3 or more states
- Covers rentals, K-1s and investors
- Quarterly taxes, tax pro calls, amendments and late returns up to 5 years back
- Everything in Premium
- S-Corp (Form 1120-S) and partnership (Form 1065) filing
- Year-end review and close of your books
Every plan has a 14-day free trial, and cancelling before it ends means no charge. Standard, Premium and Business are billed yearly only, which works out to $16.58, $33.25 and $99.92 a month; Bookkeeping Only is billed monthly. Twelve months of Bookkeeping Only ($240) cost more than Standard, which adds tax filing. Full pricing on keepertax.com. We checked these prices on .
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Questions about Keeper
What is Keeper?
Tracks deductions from your accounts and files your taxes.
Who is Keeper for?
Keeper is best for freelancers and contractors who want deductions tracked all year and a pro to sign their return.
Is Keeper free?
No, Keeper has no free plan, but every plan starts with a 14-day free trial. Cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing; after that Bookkeeping Only costs $20 a month and the plans with tax filing start at $199 a year.
How much does Keeper cost?
Keeper's paid plans are Bookkeeping Only at $20 per month, Standard at $199 per year, Premium at $399 per year and Business at $1,199 per year.
What are the best Keeper alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Accountable.
Where can I try Keeper?
On its official website, keepertax.com.
Does Keeper's Bookkeeping Only plan file my taxes?
No. Keeper's Bookkeeping Only plan tracks expenses and finds deductions for $20 a month but does not file a return. Filing needs a yearly plan: Standard costs $199 a year with a federal return and up to 2 state returns, less than 12 months of Bookkeeping Only.
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