Official fees, worked out
What you'll pay the DMV, the IRS and your licensing board.
Calculators for the fees and taxes government offices charge, built from the official schedules. Every line shows its source and the date we checked it.
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Why trust these numbers
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Official sources only. Fees come from statutes, agency fee schedules and published rates, never from other calculators.
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Every line is sourced and dated. Each result links to the document it came from and shows when we last checked it.
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No guesses published. If we haven't verified a figure, we say so instead of showing a number.
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Full changelog-
Tax
Self-employed tax calculator updated for 2026
New engine using the 2026 tax brackets and standard deduction, the $184,500 Social Security wage base, the 72.5¢/76¢ mileage rates, the QBI deduction thresholds, and the new tips and senior deductions, with quarterly payments and the prior-year safe harbor. Platform versions for rideshare, delivery, online sellers, freelancers and rental hosts.
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Licensing
License renewal pages rebuilt, with 31 board-verified states
Renewal fees, deadlines and continuing education for CPAs, nurses, engineers, real estate agents, contractors and electricians, each checked against the licensing board. Many old figures were wrong, for example California CPA renewal is $400 (not $260) and Texas is $112 a year. States not yet re-verified now show no numbers. Added a deadline calculator with calendar reminders and a multi-state planner.
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Vehicle
Vehicle calculators rebuilt for 14 states
CA, CO, FL, GA, IL, MA, MI, NJ, NY, NC, OH, PA, TX and VA are now built line by line from each state's own fee schedule. Several old figures were wrong, for example North Carolina's title fee is $66.75 (not $56) and the Texas inspection fee structure changed in 2025.
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ARE
ARE 5.0 section updated to NCARB's current figures
Division fee is $263 (was listed as $235). Pass rates now run through 2025 from NCARB's pass-rate page and NCARB by the Numbers 2026. The cancellation fee rise to $200 and new reschedule fees from October 1, 2026 are included.