Tax Services
Tax Preparation
I offer affordable tax preparation services to individuals and business
Forms 1040 (Individual Tax Return), Forms 1099/MISC (Self Employed Tax Return), Forms 1065(Partnership), Form 1120 (Corporation), Form 1120s (S Corporation),
and Form 990 (Tax Exempt Organization).
Tax Advice
I AM HERE TO HELP!!
- Are you unsure if you are required to file a tax return?
- Are you struggling on determining what is considered a business expense?
- Do you need assistance in amending prior years return?
- Did someone claim your dependent, need help with next steps?
- Need help on Tax planning, Tips on how to save minimus your tax liability?
**ASK ME!! I CAN HELP**
MY JOB AS A TAX PROFESSIONAL
Is to help you convert these every day living expenses into legitimate
business deductible expenses.
Additional Options
Virtual Tax Preparation
Zoom meeting/ Facetiming to ensure you feel at ease when preparing for tax season. We can still maintain our 1 on 1 appointment to have all your questioned answered. This option works best for my nationwide client around the United States.
Drop Off/Mail Tax Preparation
Take advantage of the opportunity to drop off your tax documents. I can prepare your taxes and communicate with you via phone to ensure I provide you with the best quality experience, answer any questions you may have. No return is ever submitted without your approval.
In-Person 1 on 1 Tax Preparation
Schedule your appointment for a in-person tax preparation. I still offer the option to meet in person and prepare your taxes. I am mobile and can service through out the Chicago land, north west suburbs and surrounding areas.
Refund Advantage
Are you in need of your refund before the IRS release tax return refunds. I have partnered up with a financial product that will allow you to gain access to your refund before the IRS release Tax Return.
Where My Refund
Refund Timing for EITC and ACTC Filers
By law the IRS cannot issue refunds before mid-February for tax returns that claim the EITC or the Additional Child Tax Credit (ACTC). The IRS must hold the entire refund — even the portion not associated with EITC or ACTC. This helps ensure taxpayers receive the refund they deserve and gives the agency more time to detect and prevent errors and fraud. requently asked questions, so everybody benefits.