Bookkeeping for 1099 nurses
Your 1099-NEC, sorted after every shift.
Slatework keeps agency contracts, travel shifts, and facility income organized — categorizes CME, licensure, malpractice, and mileage, keeps multi-state work visible, and shows the quarterly estimate before tax time gets loud. $19 a month. Flat.
From shift notes to a tax-ready Monday
Three jobs nurses should not have to do after a twelve-hour shift.
Agency + shifts
Every 1099-NEC, one clean ledger
Agency contracts, facility shifts, and per-diem deposits get one home. Slatework keeps the income trail readable after a run of twelve-hour shifts, so your year-end 1099-NEC is not a scavenger hunt.
Work expenses
The costs behind your license, categorized
CME, licensure, malpractice coverage, mileage, and professional dues stay in the right buckets as they happen. Your CPA gets a usable Schedule C trail; you get fewer receipts to decode later.
Multi-state + quarterly
A tax number that follows the schedule
See income and expenses by state while the running quarterly estimate updates from the ledger. Travel nurses and locum clinicians can review the picture before a deadline, not after the year-end scramble.
FAQ
The questions 1099 nurses ask first.
If yours isn't here, write to us and we'll answer same-day.
slatework@polsia.app →In the same band as the AI-native challengers — Bookeeping.ai, BookWell, Puzzle, Digits, Tabby — and well under QuickBooks. No per-user fees, no implementation fees, no upgrade prompt six months in.
- Categorization, reconciliation, AR chase, tax estimates
- Unlimited connected bank and payment accounts
- Weekly summary delivered to your inbox on Monday
- Export to CSV / QBO / Xero at any time
Join the nurses waitlist
Nurses with agency contracts, travel shifts, and 1099-NEC income get early access at the $19 rate. We’ll email when the next cohort opens.
Trusted by 1099 clinicians
Tax math that matches the schedule.
Locum tenens, per-diem CRNAs, and independent psychotherapists — talking about their first-year 1099.
“Solo 401(k) contribution number was sitting right next to the quarterly estimate. I funded the employer half and the April bill was nothing like the year before.”
— Travel CRNA, CA
“Multi-state filing is not a Friday-night scramble anymore. The weekly summary shows the breakdown for each state I work in.”
— Locum tenens, TX
“CME, malpractice, board fees — all categorised. I had no idea I was leaving that much on the table in year one.”
— Independent psychotherapist, MA
47
states with active users
across the cohort
$30k+
avg Solo 401(k) employer-half
high-earning CRNAs
15 min
avg weekly summary review
CPA-ready outputs