U.S. Tax & Wealth Education
Smart tax rules, explained without the jargon.
One question per video. A clear answer, a real example, and who it does — and doesn't — apply to. Built for business owners and the self-employed.
Royce is an AI character. Educational content only — not tax advice.
Sourced
Every claim traced to IRS publications and primary sources.
Dated
Each video tied to its tax year, and updated when the rules change.
Honest about limits
Who qualifies, who doesn’t — no “secret loophole” hype.
The Royce method
Every video follows the same four beats.
01
The myth
A specific thing people get wrong about their taxes.
02
The rule
What the tax code actually says, in plain English.
03
The example
Real numbers you can follow on a napkin.
04
The fine print
Who it applies to, who it doesn’t, and what to ask your tax pro.
Free download
The Year-End Tax Checklist for the Self-Employed
A simple, easy-to-read list to finish before December 31 — so nothing surprises you in April.
- Simple words, no tax jargon — with a “words to know” page
- What to do before December 31
- Records to gather now
- Write-offs to look at, with who they fit and who they don’t
- Key 2027 dates and questions for your tax pro
Coming soon · The Royce library
Tools that keep you organized all year.
Checklist subscribers hear about these first.
Estimated Tax Tracker
Log income, set aside a share, and see each quarterly due date at a glance.
Deductions by Profession
Common write-offs to review for your line of work, each with its eligibility notes.
Tax Season Starter Kit
Everything for filing season in one download.
New videos every day
Watch Royce explain it in 60 seconds.
About Royce
A fictional host with a real research process.
Royce Taxman is an AI character. He isn’t a CPA, attorney, enrolled agent or IRS employee, and he doesn’t give personal tax advice.
What’s real is the research. Every video starts from IRS publications, instructions and other primary sources, is tied to the tax year it covers, and is corrected publicly when a rule changes or we get something wrong.
For decisions about your own taxes, talk with a licensed tax professional.