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Financial Calculators
Tailored Solutions For Document Preparation Merchants
Tax Calculator: 2022-2023
Simple Loan Calculator
Any loan that has simple interest associated with it is generally called a Simple loan. The simple loan calculator is an easy-to-use calculator that you can use to calculate simple loans.
Savings Calculator
Mortgage Calculator
Our mortgage calculator considers various factors that affect monthly payments, including insurance, taxes, HOA fees, PMI, and more.
Merchant Category Code Lookup
These are four-digit numbers that
categorize the type of goods or
services a business provides.
These were initially developed for
reporting taxes.
Inflation Calculator
Our inflation calculator is a tool to
comprehend how the purchasing power of a specific dollar amount will evolve. Just select the currency that you want to convert and get the value.
ERC Calculator
Quickly calculate your potential
credit through the ERC Program. A
government credit designed to reward business owners that retained their employees during the pandemic.
Currency Converter
Currency converters are important
for people and businesses who are involved in businesses, travel, or
sending or getting money
internationally.
Credit Card Processing Fee Calculator
Are your credit card processing fees
too high? What is a fair rate? Use our calculator tool to see if you are
overpaying.
CD Calculator
Use our CD calculator to find out how much interest is earned on a certificate of deposit (CD). CDs offer a safety net as they are federally insured.
BIN Checker / IIN Checker
Make use of our free BIN checker, a crucial tool designed to equip you with the knowledge needed to safeguard your business and customers from potential threats.
Auto Loan Calculator
Our auto loan calculator and car
payment tool can help you plan the strategy to find the best auto loan and its monthly installments.
Amortization Schedule Calculator
Amortization is paying off a debt over time in equal installments. Part of each payment goes toward the loan
principal, and part goes toward interest.
