Everything a freelancer, contractor, or DAO contributor needs to get paid in stablecoins without creating a tax-season disaster: invoices that match the payment, an income tracker with cost basis, and the checklists that keep a wallet history from becoming an audit problem.

What's inside (ZIP download):

- Full guide, "Getting Paid in Stablecoins Without Breaking Your Taxes": how crypto income is taxed, the five failures that break audits, correct setup, the quarterly rhythm, fiat conversion, and edge cases like depeg events.

- Crypto invoice template (HTML): print-ready, with the fields crypto payments actually need. Asset, network in words, wallet address, and a TX hash plus block timestamp confirmation block. Open it in a browser, fill it in, print or save to PDF.

- Income tracker (CSV): one row per payment. Date, invoice number, asset, network, USD value at receipt, TX hash, block timestamp, cost basis, conversion gain or loss. Imports into Google Sheets or Excel.

- Tracker instructions: column-by-column guide plus the 10-minute quarterly tax summary routine.

- Wallet verification checklist: pre-invoice address checks, network-match rules, the test-transfer protocol, and scam red flags.

- Five late-payment reminder emails, written for crypto's real failure modes: wrong network, "sent" with no hash, exchange delays.

Who it's for: freelance developers, designers, writers, and DAO contributors who receive any part of their income in USDT or USDC, especially anyone whose current system is wallet history plus chat messages.

Requires: a spreadsheet app for the tracker and a browser for the invoice template. No software to install.

Not included: tax filing itself and jurisdiction-specific advice. This kit keeps the records a professional needs; a local accountant or tax advisor is still worth seeing once a year. Not tax, legal, or financial advice.