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Your work.Your business.

Keep earnings, miles, receipts, fiat and crypto together in your own books. Know where you stand while you do the work.

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The complete Radanu system. Even when it’s just you.

Corporations, LLCs, S-corps, C-corps, partnerships, LPs, non-profits and sole props.

Alex · deliveriesIllustrative workday · USD
Earned from your work$320.00See every source

Morning earnings $128.00. Afternoon earnings $160.00 and tips $32.00. Total: $320.00.

Still awaiting payment$0.00
Follow the income into Schedule C
Fees paid$48.00See what was deducted

PAYOUT-103 · $48.00 in platform fees, recorded separately from $320.00 gross earnings.

Payments received$272.00Trace the payment

PAYOUT-103 · $320.00 gross less $48.00 fees = $272.00 received.

Cash & digital assets $1,173.00
Your workday, together.Open an amount to follow the records behind it.
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Example day shown in full. Open each amount for its supporting records.

Your work is a business. You don’t need a team to run it well.See the whole operating system

A day you can follow.

Alex · deliveries · illustrative workday

One set of records.
Every amount connected.

Income is not the same as a payout.

Payments to the bank$272.00
Supplies recorded$24.00
Income less fees & supplies$248.00

Before vehicle costs, other expenses and tax. These are example records—not connected accounts.

Your work, out in the world

Get found for
what you do.

Advertise your services or profession in Radanu’s marketplace. Let clients see what you offer, then keep the inquiry, agreed work, invoice and payment together.

Try a client inquiry
What a client sees

Your next client starts here.

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Alex MorganIndependent business · example

Local deliveries & errands

Scheduled pickups and local deliveries for shops and small businesses.

Local serviceEnglish
Example job$180.00
Payment in USD
Explore the service

Scheduled pickups and local deliveries for shops and small businesses.

Confirm scope, timing and price with the client before accepting work.

Prepared example. No real listing or inquiry is sent.

Make it yours

Your work. Your terms.

Start with the example, or shape the listing around what you offer.

Edit your listingName, service, price & payment
Your public details

What do you offer?

Pricing and payment terms remain your choice. The USDC illustration uses $1 per unit and no fee.

Draft preview. Nothing has been published.

Find the listingSearch by service, location or language
Your service, ready to introduce.Preview a short promotion from your listing
Alex Morgan — Local deliveries & errands. Scheduled pickups and local deliveries for shops and small businesses. Local service · English. Example job: $180.00.

Preview text only. No campaign is running or incurring ad spend.

Your introduction is public. Your books are not. This client view contains only the listing fields above—not balances, receipts, tax forms or wallet addresses.

Follow an inquiry into the booksQuote, agreed work, invoice & payment
The work that follows

From a first inquiry
to work paid.

Example job · no real messages or payments

  1. Inquiry
  2. Quote
  3. Agreed work
  4. Invoice
  5. Payment
Start with your listing

Your next piece of work starts here.

Try a client inquiry from the prepared listing. A listing, inquiry or quote does not change your financial accounts.

Your business, updated
Income from this job$0.00No completed work yet
Still owed on this job$0.00No invoice yet
Payment received$0.00Not paid
Follow your accounts Follow the tax input
Keep the scope and every step.Listing → inquiry → quote → work → invoice → payment

No inquiry yet. Your example listing is the starting record.

Interactive example only. Nothing is published, advertised, sent, hired or paid. The invoice and payment update the sample books using the tax assumptions stated in this tour.

Find clients. Hire help. Keep both inside your business.

I want to list my services
Fiat and crypto. Your own books.

Different ways to get paid.
The same business.

Your bank account, digital assets, unpaid work and expenses belong together. Radanu keeps them in your own chart of accounts—whether you work independently or lead a team.

Alex · deliveries

Your money, together.

Alex · deliveries · Example book values in USD

One set of books
Operating checking$748.00USD · bank cashFollow the account
Opening balance$500.00
Net movement$248.00
Current balance$748.00

PAYOUT-103 · Debit $272.00 · Combined payout statement

RCPT-R-104 · Credit $24.00 · Everyday Supply · packing supplies

Open in your books
Business savings$200.00USD · bank cashFollow the account
Opening balance$200.00
Net movement$0.00
Current balance$200.00

No movements recorded. The opening balance remains.

Open in your books
USDC wallet$100.00100 USDC · book valueFollow the account
Opening balance$100.00
Net movement$0.00
Current balance$100.00

No movements recorded. The opening balance remains.

Open in your books
ETH holdings$125.000.05 ETH · book valueFollow the account
Opening balance$125.00
Net movement$0.00
Current balance$125.00

No movements recorded. The opening balance remains.

Open in your books
Bank cash$948.00
Digital assets · book value$225.00
Combined book value$1,173.00

Values come from the example books, not live prices. Digital assets stay distinct from bank cash.

Get paid in USDCA completed job. One income record.

Record a new $150 job paid with 150 USDC. The wallet and work income update together; bank cash does not change.

Example value: $1 per USDC, no fee. The same receipt supports the income entry and acquisition value.

Move between assetsChecking → USDC. Income unchanged.

Buy 100 USDC with $100 from checking. Two asset balances change. The combined book value stays the same.

Illustrated purchase at $1 per USDC, without fees. Not a live conversion quote.

A bill is not a paymentRecord it. See what is owed.

A $60 bill for consumed supplies creates an expense and an amount owed. Its payment later reduces checking and clears that amount.

The second action pays the first record. It does not count the expense twice.

Your books follow the work.

Open an account to see the balance and the records behind it.

Assets, amounts owed, owner capital, income and expenses stay together.

Your chart of accounts.Assets, liabilities, owner equity, income and expenses. Open every account.
Assets$1,473.00
Liabilities$0.00
Equity$1,225.00
Income$320.00
Expenses$72.00
Business position
Assets$1,473.00
Liabilities$0.00
Owner capital, net of withdrawals$1,225.00
Income less recorded expenses$248.00
Total owner equity$1,473.00

Assets equal liabilities plus owner equity. This illustration excludes depreciation, vehicle costs and unrecorded adjustments.

Trial balance
AccountDebitCredit
1000 · Operating checking$748.00—
1010 · Business savings$200.00—
1100 · Earnings awaiting payment——
1300 · USDC wallet$100.00—
1310 · ETH holdings$125.00—
1500 · Work equipment$300.00—
2000 · Supplier bills due——
2100 · Business card payable——
3000 · Opening owner capital—$1,225.00
3010 · Owner contributions——
3100 · Owner withdrawals——
4000 · Work income—$320.00
6000 · Commissions & fees$48.00—
6100 · Supplies expense$24.00—
6200 · Business subscriptions——
6300 · Bank & processing charges——
Total$1,545.00$1,545.00

Equal debit and credit totals show that the sample entries balance. They are not professional assurance or proof that every business fact is correct.

About these example books

Each example has its own illustrative sole-proprietor accounts. Opening balances: $500 checking, $200 savings, 100 USDC at $100, 0.05 ETH at $125 and $300 equipment; owner capital is $1,225. The delivery and client examples never combine their records.

The USDC payment is for new work completed and paid at the same moment, not an already recorded invoice. Its $150 example value enters work income and the USDC account once. The USD-to-USDC purchase is an asset movement, not revenue. USD values and unit quantities remain separate.

This illustration uses the existing 2025 accrual example, assumes $1 per USDC and no transaction fees, and does not model a disposal, a live quote, depreciation or a final tax calculation. Actual digital-asset values, cost basis and any later sale or exchange require their supporting records and applicable tax treatment. No wallet or bank account is connected and no money is moved.

IRS digital-asset records and reporting ↗
The miles belong with the work

Mile by mile.
Not from memory.

Keep the trip, vehicle, distance and business purpose together. Business travel stays distinct from commuting and personal miles.

Business40 mi
Commuting0 mi
Personal8 mi

Your trip log supports the review. It does not turn every mile into a deduction.

Pickup → delivery stops19 September 2025 · Car 01 · Business24 mi
Odometer 12,000 → 12,024. Deliveries between pickup and customer stops.
Afternoon delivery route19 September 2025 · Car 01 · Business16 mi
Odometer 12,024 → 12,040. Second delivery route between business stops.
Personal errand19 September 2025 · Car 01 · Personal8 mi
Odometer 12,040 → 12,048. Personal shopping unrelated to deliveries.
The receipt stays with the number

Your tax records.
Already taking shape.

Income, fees and properly categorized expenses stay connected to the applicable forms and schedules. Open a line. Follow it to the work that put it there.

Example paid receipt

Everyday Supply

RCPT-R-104 · 19 September 2025
Packing supplies$24.00
Total paid$24.00
Recorded in this dayPaid & recorded
CategorySupplies used for the business
Follow this expense

Schedule C

2025 form · this example day’s inputs
Not filed
1Gross receipts or salesFollow the source records$320.00

The work earned, before platform or payment fees. Payouts of these same earnings do not add revenue again.

10Commissions and feesFollow the source records$48.00

Fees from the same payout statement, shown separately from gross income.

22Supplies, outside inventoryFollow the source records$24.00

Supplies used in this work, from the paid receipt and any approved example bill. Payment of that bill does not add the expense again.

44Supporting vehicle logBusiness, commuting & other miles40 mi
44a · Business miles40
44b · Commuting miles0
44c · Other miles (personal here)8

These are trip-log contributions, not annual totals. Eligibility and the vehicle method determine the expense amount on line 9; none is calculated here.

Open the trip log
Income less the listed fees & supplies$248.00This day only. Vehicle, home-office and other adjustments are not included. This is not the tax due or a completed return.
1099 recordsMatch the records. Don’t count twice.

Keep annual statements alongside your earnings and payout records. Reporting a payment again should not create a second copy of the same income.

This workday has no annual 1099 statement attached. All income still belongs in the records, whether or not a 1099 arrives.

Schedule SE & estimated taxThe next part of the tax picture

Self-employment-tax work and estimated-payment planning belong beside your income records. The amount due depends on your full-year situation, not one payout.

Explore a reserve plan
Federal & state workThe forms that fit your business

Radanu keeps the applicable forms and schedules with your business setup. This example shows federal Schedule C inputs, not a calculation for a particular state.

Discuss your tax setup
Digital-asset recordsThe payment, value and source stay together

A payment for new work enters the same income records whether it arrives in dollars or USDC. The digital asset keeps its units and recorded USD acquisition value.

Work payments received in USDC$0.00

The sample USDC purchase does not create income. No digital asset is sold in this example; a later sale or exchange needs a separate basis and gain/loss calculation.

Open your fiat & crypto accounts
About these example tax records

Two separate illustrative sole-proprietor workdays, using accrual accounting and the 2025 Schedule C. Switching examples changes the business shown; it never combines their books. Fees and consumed supplies are assumed business expenses. The examples exclude sales tax, vehicle deductions, depreciation and other adjustments. Your actual forms and treatment follow your business and tax profile.

Mileage is recorded—not valued as a deduction. No GPS tracking, tax filing, bank transfer or connection to a real account occurs on this page.

2025 Schedule C ↗IRS vehicle-expense guidance ↗IRS gig-work records ↗
Make room for what comes next

A plan, before
the money is spent.

See what setting some money aside would mean for your working day. Compare a plan without changing the books.

A reserve you choose.

Try a percentage of this day’s income after the listed fees and supplies, before vehicle adjustments.

20%
Plan to reserve$49.60
Remainder of example income$198.40

20% is an example choice, not a tax rate or recommendation. No money is moved. Actual estimated tax depends on your full tax situation, including other income, withholding and payments.

The complete operating system

One person.
The whole Radanu.

You do not need a team to deserve the complete system. Use the parts that serve your work today. The rest is already there.

Money & recordsIncome, accounts, invoices and receipts

Follow an amount from its source into the books. Your own chart of accounts holds fiat, crypto, receivables, bills, owner capital, income and expenses together.

See fiat & crypto together
Work & clientsProjects, customers and payments

List your work in the marketplace. Keep the client, agreed scope, invoice and payment connected. Change the workday example to see client work instead of deliveries.

Whatever comes nextPlanning, people and the rest

Budgeting, marketing, signatures, legal records, inventory and payroll remain available. You can stay independent without outgrowing—or upgrading into—the rest of Radanu.

See what is included
If you incorporateWhat changes, and what does not

Forming an LLC or corporation is your choice, not something the books force on you. Only the chart of accounts changes to match the new structure. Every trip, deposit and dollar you have already recorded stays exactly where it is.

Fiat and crypto. The same books.
Your work stays together, however you earn.

Explore the full operating system
Explore the complete operating system.The same Radanu. Your work decides what you use.
AccountingYour complete chart of accounts

Bank cash, digital assets, amounts owed, owner capital, income and costs belong to the same books.

Open your accounts
PayrollTime, wages and withholding

When you employ a team, recorded hours, pay and withholding stay together in the same system.

See the payroll example
TaxForms and supporting records

Open income, fees or supplies and follow their contributions to the applicable form inputs.

Follow the tax records
SalesServices, work and payments

Introduce your services, agree the work and keep the invoice and payment attached to the same job.

Follow a service job
InventoryQuantities and recorded costs

Stock, purchases and sales stay together when your business carries inventory.

See stock in the business example
CustomersInquiries and client records

The client’s inquiry, agreed scope and invoice belong to one continuing relationship.

Open the client record
PeopleYour team and professionals

Choose people for the work and control the information they can see.

Explore access choices
Invoices & billsWork owed and amounts due

A completed job creates an invoice. Payment settles it rather than recording the income again.

Follow invoice to payment
Cash & digital assetsFiat and crypto in the same books

Open a bank account or digital-asset holding to inspect its movements and original records.

See your money together
DocumentsReceipts and source records

Keep supporting documents reachable from the amount they explain.

Open the example receipt
MileageTrips and business purpose

Dates, distance, vehicle and purpose remain with the trip. Business, personal and commuting travel remain distinct.

Explore the mileage log
PlanningConsider before committing

Try a reserve percentage without changing the financial records or moving any money.

Try a planning comparison
MarketplaceBe hired and hire help

List your service or profession. Find clients, or invite another professional into the work you choose.

Explore your listing
ProjectsScope, work and delivery

Keep the client’s request, agreed scope, completed work and invoice together.

Inspect the agreed scope
MarketingShow the work you offer

Build your listing and prepare an introduction from the public information you choose.

Preview a service introduction
BudgetingPlans beside actual amounts

A planned reserve stays distinct from actual money and tax due. The complete system also keeps business plans and actuals together.

Compare an example reserve
SignaturesApprovals with their work

Signed documents and approvals stay with the work they authorize. The example records a simulated acceptance, not a real signature.

See the example acceptance record
Legal recordsAgreements and their versions

Keep the agreed scope and original terms; updating a listing does not rewrite an existing job.

See the preserved terms
Professional help is your choice

Work for yourself.
Not by yourself.

Handle the work yourself, choose Radanu Accounting, bring your own professional or find another specialist. You decide what they can see.

Professional help is optional: Radanu Accounting, your own professional or a marketplace specialist.

Share only what is needed

This changes an example view. It does not hire anyone or share real information.

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