Answers to Your Tax Questions: Simplifying the Complexities of Tax Preparation and Accounting for your small business
We offer tax preparation, tax planning, bookkeeping, financial statement preparation, payroll services, business consulting, and IRS audit representation. Our goal is to help individuals and businesses manage their finances and stay compliant with tax laws.
Yes, we specialize in working with small businesses, freelancers, self-employed individuals, and corporations in various industries such as retail, healthcare, technology, and real estate.
We analyze your financial situation, identify eligible deductions and credits, and provide year-round tax planning strategies to reduce your tax burden while staying compliant with the law.
If you have a straightforward tax situation, a tax preparer may be sufficient. However, if you have a complex financial situation, own a business, or need year-round financial advice, an accountant can provide more comprehensive support.
You’ll need identification, Social Security numbers for you and your dependents, W-2s, 1099s, records of income and expenses, receipts for deductions, prior year tax returns, and investment or retirement account statements.
Yes, we can review your prior tax returns for errors or missed opportunities and file an amended return to correct any mistakes.
Eligibility varies based on your financial situation, but common deductions include mortgage interest, medical expenses, and education costs. Credits may include the Earned Income Credit, Child Tax Credit, and energy efficiency incentives.
Yes, we prepare business tax returns, offer strategic tax planning to reduce liabilities, and advise on the best tax practices for your business.
You can typically deduct expenses such as office supplies, equipment, utilities, advertising, professional fees, and travel expenses. We’ll help identify all deductible expenses to maximize your savings.
Yes, we evaluate your business goals and recommend the most tax-efficient structure, whether it’s a sole proprietorship, LLC, S corporation, or C corporation.
Deadlines depend on your business structure. For example, partnerships and S corporations typically file by March 15, while C corporations file by April 15. We’ll keep you informed of all relevant deadlines.