Five steps to a filed return.

Every client goes through the same five steps, whether it is one W-2 or a whole shop. Call (000) 000-0000.

  1. 01

    Call

    Tell us what happened this year and we tell you what to bring.

    By phone
  2. 02

    Bring your papers

    Forms, letters and receipts. If something is missing, we help you get it.

    At the office
  3. 03

    We prepare it

    We go through every form and put your return together.

    At our desk
  4. 04

    You read it

    We sit down with you and explain every line that matters.

    Together
  5. 05

    We file it

    You sign, we file, and you leave with your copies.

    Done

What we do

Tax help for people and small businesses.

From a single W-2 to a shop with staff, we prepare the return and explain it to you.

If you do not see what you need, call and ask.

For you and your family

Returns you can understand

  • Individual returns
  • Self-employed and 1099
  • ITIN applications

If something went wrong

We help you put it right

  • Past-year returns
  • Amended returns
  • IRS letters
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For small businesses

  • Small business returns
  • Bookkeeping help
  • Expense records

Good reasons

Why people come to us

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  • Plain words

    We tell you what we are filing and why, without the jargon.

  • Checked before it goes

    You read your return with us before anything is filed.

  • Someone to ask

    Call with a question in June, not only in April.

  • Your copies

    You leave with a copy of everything we filed for you.

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Your preparer

Who prepares your return

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Tax preparer

Your Preparer's Name

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EA, CPA or PTIN, if you hold one
Services
The returns you prepare
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Your checklist

What to bring

Bring what you have. If something is missing, we will tell you how to get it.

  • Everyone

    • Photo ID
    • Social Security or ITIN numbers for everyone on the return
    • Last year's return
    • Bank details for your refund
  • Income

    • W-2 from each job
    • 1099 forms
    • Unemployment or Social Security statements
    • Records of any side income
  • Home and family

    • Mortgage interest form (1098)
    • Property tax bills
    • Childcare costs and provider details
    • Tuition form (1098-T)
  • If you own a business

    • Income and expense records
    • Mileage log
    • Receipts for equipment
    • Any letters from the IRS or the state

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Our team

The people in the office

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  • Your Name

    Tax preparer

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    Bookkeeper

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    Front desk

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    Office manager

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Inside the office

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What clients say

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Tax season and after

Opening hours

Call for today's hours.

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  • TuesdayYour hours
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  • ThursdayYour hours
  • FridayYour hours
  • SaturdayYour hours
  • SundayYour hours

Today

Call for today's hours.

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Location

Find us

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  • Address123 Main Street, Your City
  • Phone(000) 000-0000
  • HoursYour hours
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Questions answered

Helpful reads

Each article answers one question clients ask.

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What is the difference between a W-2 and a 1099?

What each form means for your taxes.

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    What can a freelancer deduct?

    The common expenses, and the records to keep.

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    What happens if you file late?

    What to do first, and why it is better not to wait.

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Good to know

Questions we hear

What should I bring?

Your ID, your Social Security or ITIN number, last year's return, and every W-2, 1099 and tax form you received.

How much does it cost?

It depends on your return. Ask before we start and we will tell you.

I have not filed in years. Can you help?

Yes. Bring what you have and we will work out what needs filing.

I got a letter from the IRS. What do I do?

Do not ignore it. Bring it in or call us, and we will go through it with you.

How long does a refund take?

It depends on the IRS and on how you file. We will show you how to check yours.

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From our social pages

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    A reminder about the filing deadline.

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    What to keep in your tax folder.

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    Meet the people at the front desk.

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    How to read a W-2.

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    Helping a new freelancer get set up.

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Book your appointment.

Tell us when you are free and what you need. We call you back to set a time.

Or simply talk to us

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