Your taxes, sorted and filed on time.
Bring what you have. We check every form, go through your return with you and file it. Call (000) 000-0000.
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Walk in or call first. Either way, you will know what you need before you start.
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At the front desk · Your hours
A preparer sits with you, goes through your papers and tells you what is missing.
Employees and families
Individual returns
Federal and state returns for employees, families and retirees.
Freelancers
Self-employed and 1099
Side jobs, delivery driving and freelance work, with your expenses counted.
Shops and trades
Small business returns
Returns for shops, trades and small companies.
Behind on filing
Past-year returns
Behind by a year or several? We help you catch up.
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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
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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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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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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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The common expenses, and the records to keep.
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What to do first, and why it is better not to wait.
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The questions we hear most.
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.
What if I owe and cannot pay it all?
Come in anyway. We will explain the payment options the IRS offers.
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