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For real estate agents

Every showing mile, every deal, tax-ready

Agents drive a lot, spend before they earn and get paid in lumps. Tallibook logs the miles, catches the receipts and keeps each deal and client in one place, so your commission checks aren't eaten by a surprise tax bill.

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What gets in the way for real estate agents

In Tallibook, your work is called Deals, because that's what you call it.

  • Miles you forgot to log

    Showings, open houses and inspections add up to thousands of miles. Repeat a common trip in one tap at the IRS rate.

  • Spending before closing

    Photos, staging, signs and dues hit months before the commission. Track them against the deal so you know what each closing really paid.

  • Commission isn't an invoice

    Record closing disbursements as money in, no invoice needed. Tie them to the client and the deal.

  • Leads in your phone's notes

    Say "Maria Lopez, 512-555-0134, met at the open house" and she's a contact with a follow-up.

Which deductions matter most to a real estate agent?

Tallibook files each of these under the right Schedule C line as you go. General information, not tax advice.

Check more write-offs for your profession

  • Business miles

    Line 9 · Car and truck expenses

    Showings, listing appointments, inspections, closings.

  • Listing marketing

    Line 8 · Advertising

    Photos, signs, flyers, online ads, your website.

  • MLS and association dues

    Line 27b · Other expenses

    Board, MLS and association dues.

  • License renewal

    Line 23 · Taxes and licenses

    State license and permit fees.

  • Referral fees you pay

    Line 10 · Commissions and fees

    Only those paid from your own pocket.

  • Phone

    Line 25 · Utilities

    The business-use share of your cell phone.

What real estate agents use most

Our pick

Solo · $19/mo

Starter covers miles, receipts and tax reports. Solo adds clients, deals, voice contacts and follow-ups.

See all plans

  • Every plan

    Mileage that counts itself

    Log a trip in seconds, round trips and repeats included. Tallibook applies the IRS rate for the date you drove.

  • Every plan

    Snap a receipt, we read it

    Take a photo. AI pulls out the vendor, date, amount and a likely category. You just say yes.

  • Solo and up

    Customers and your work

    Keep people, notes and your jobs, projects, deals or gigs together, with profit per job.

  • Solo and up

    Add a contact by voice

    Say "Maria Lopez, 512-555-0134, met at the open house" or snap a business card. Review, then save.

  • Solo and up

    Follow-ups you won't forget

    Reminders tied to a customer, a job or a late invoice, all in one "Needs you" list.

  • Every plan

    Tax season in one tap

    Profit and loss, Schedule C summary, mileage log and a tax pack your accountant can open without a login.

Questions from real estate agents

Does Tallibook track mileage automatically with GPS?

Not yet. You log a trip in a few taps (start, end, purpose, miles), save common routes as one-tap repeats, and Tallibook applies the IRS rate for that date. Automatic GPS tracking is planned for the native apps.

How do I record a commission check?

Add it as money in, pick the client and the deal, and you're done. It counts toward Schedule C line 1. No invoice required.

What's the 2026 IRS mileage rate?

72.5 cents a mile from January 1 to June 30, 2026, and 76 cents a mile from July 1 to December 31, 2026. Tallibook uses the right one for each trip's date.

Can I use it if my brokerage pays me as a 1099 contractor?

Yes. That's exactly who it's for: agents who file a Schedule C.

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