ADHD tax calculator: tally everyday extra costs

Anyone can use this. It doesn't check for ADHD or diagnose anything.

• Late fees and interest

  Fees or interest from paying a bill after the due date. Example: a late fee on a card.

  Count interest only if it came from paying late.

• Forgotten subscriptions

  Charges for something you meant to cancel or stopped using. Example: an app you haven't opened in months.

  Count only the months you didn't use it.

• Replacing lost or broken things

  Buying something again because it went missing or broke. Example: a second phone charger or new keys.

  Count it even if the first one turned up later.

• Rush shipping and last-minute prices

  Paying more because something was left late. Example: overnight shipping or a pricier last-minute ticket.

  Count only the extra over the normal price.

• Spur-of-the-moment buys

  Things bought in the moment that you wouldn't buy again. Example: a gadget you never used.

  Skip anything you're glad you got.

• Unused memberships or bookings

  Things paid for ahead that went unused. Example: a class you signed up for and didn't attend.

  If you counted it under subscriptions, skip it here.

• Missed-appointment fees

  Fees for a missed or late-canceled appointment. Example: a no-show fee at the dentist.

  Count the fee only.

• Refunds, rebates and coupons you didn't claim

  Money you could have gotten back before a deadline passed. Example: a return window that closed.

  Use your best guess of what you would have gotten back.

• Anything else

  Other costs from something slipping through. Example: a parking ticket or a replacement ID card.

  Leave it blank if nothing comes to mind.

Type an amount in any box to see your total. Leave the rest blank.

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