Tax Days is a one-app, one-price product. Pro is $29.99/year (or $4.99/month), and the free tier includes automatic tracking for the places you pick at setup. No accounts, no ads, no data sales. Running a team? See enterprise.
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Automatic tracking for the jurisdictions you pick at setup. Good for one home state or a simple travel year.
$29.99/yr
Just $2.50/month, billed yearly
Custom
For firms and employers whose people each need their own day record.
Prices are set by the App Store. Apple periodically adjusts them as currency exchange rates move, so your exact price is always confirmed by the App Store before you subscribe.
Cross-border residency tracking has historically been served by two extremes: enterprise vendors charging $1,200+/year (with white-glove audit-defense services) and free apps that fund themselves with background GPS tracking and advertising. Neither fits the average individual with cross-border exposure.
$29.99/year covers ongoing rule research (tax law changes frequently), engineering work, and customer support. No ads and no data sales. We think it's fair for a tool that, on a single liquidity event, can save its users years of subscription cost in audit-defensible day records. If you're rolling Tax Days out to a group, you can talk to us about enterprise.
See the methodology page for how we research and update rules, and the about page for who builds it.
Yes. The free tier tracks every jurisdiction you pick when you set up the app, with automatic day counting, projections, and threshold alerts. It includes 5 hand-logged trips a year and the last 30 days of your timeline. Pro adds jurisdictions and custom rules after setup, unlimited and recurring trips, your full history, and PDF and CSV export.
Adding any of 250+ jurisdictions and custom rules at any time, unlimited trips, recurring trips, your full timeline history, and PDF and CSV export of your tax summary. Alerts at 30, 14, 7, 3, and 1 days, projections, and iCloud sync are included in the free tier too.
Yes. Your subscription is managed by Apple: open Settings on your iPhone, tap your name, then Subscriptions. After you cancel, Pro stays active until the end of the period you've paid for.
Apple handles refunds directly. Visit reportaproblem.apple.com if you need to request one.
Not at the moment. Family Sharing is turned off for Tax Days Pro, so each person needs their own subscription.
There's no team plan with central reporting yet. Each person uses their own copy of the app and can export their records to share. If you're rolling Tax Days out to a group, get in touch through the enterprise page and we'll talk about pricing.
Free apps tend to fund themselves with advertising or data sales. Tax Days does neither. The subscription covers ongoing rule research, app updates as tax law changes, and engineering for new features. We think $29.99/year is fair for what amounts to about five minutes of professional-tax-advice cost.