Checked with you, then filed.
- Every form accounted for
- Explained in plain words
- A copy for your records
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A pile of paperwork. One clean return.
You bring every form, letter and receipt. We sort it out and show you the one thing that counts: your return. Call (000) 000-0000.
- W-2 from work
- 1099 from the side job
- Mortgage statement
- Childcare receipts
- School tuition form
- Bank interest
- Health cover form
- Last year's return
- Letter from the IRS
- Mileage log
- Charity receipts
- Property tax bill
- Retirement statement
- Stock sale form
- Rent receipts
- Moved in June
- New baby
- Started a business
Five things we help with.
If you do not see yours, call and ask.
Federal and state returns for employees, families and retirees.
Bring your W-2
Individual returns
Side jobs, delivery driving and freelance work, with your expenses counted.
Bring your 1099s
Self-employed and 1099
Returns for shops, trades and small companies.
Bring your books
Small business returns
Behind by a year or several? We help you catch up.
Bring what you have
Past-year returns
Bring the letter. We read it with you and tell you what it needs.
Bring the letter
IRS letters
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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.
Your preparer
Who prepares your return
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Tax preparer
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- EA, CPA or PTIN, if you hold one
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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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Tax preparer
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Front desk
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- Phone(000) 000-0000
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Helpful reads
Each article answers one question clients ask.
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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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.
I do not have a Social Security number. Can I file?
You may be able to file with an ITIN. Ask us and we will explain how to apply.
How long does a refund take?
It depends on the IRS and on how you file. We will show you how to check yours.
Say hello. We will call you back.
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- Office
- 123 Main Street, Your City
- Hours
- Your hours. Call to check today's hours.
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From our social pages
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What to keep in your tax folder.
Meet the people at the front desk.
How to read a W-2.
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