QBI Calculator for 2025 & 2026 Tax Years
Free QBI Calculator: Estimate Your Section 199A Deduction
This QBI calculator estimates your Section 199A qualified business income deduction. Enter your business income, select your entity type, and see your potential 20% deduction. The QBI deduction can reduce taxable income by up to 20% for pass-through business owners.
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Calculate Your QBI Deduction
Select the tax year you’re calculating for
Entity type affects how QBI is calculated
Your total taxable income from all sources
Net profit from your business
Your salary from the S-Corporation
Total wages to all employees (not including yourself if S-Corp)
Original cost of depreciable business property
Your Estimated QBI Deduction Analysis*
⚠️ QBI Calculator Disclaimer
*This QBI calculator provides estimates for educational purposes only. Actual deductions depend on IRS Section 199A rules, aggregation elections, other income sources, and your specific tax situation. Results may not reflect your actual deduction. Consult a qualified CPA before making tax decisions. Schedule a consultation for personalized analysis.
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