Get your tax declaration done in a secure way. Encrypted email, all video conference applications available or at the comfort of your home with the visit of one of our registered preparers.
Service
• Individual and corporate taxes.
• Electronic submission.
• Request for ITIN number.
• Quick refunds.
• Amendments.
• Declaration of years overdue.
• Avoid penalties.
• Payment plans and letters solutions.
Documents to declare
Personal Tax.
• Forms 1095A (if Obama Care was the form of insurance during tax year) for tax payer and all individuals on your tax declaration, 1095B or 1095C.
• Any other document the tax payer may consider can be added to the tax declaration (Subject to review).
• Form 1098 – T if the tax payer or any individual on the tax declaration was a student on a certified educational institution for the year declaring.
• Tax payer’s driver’s license or other current photo identification document.
• Forms 1098 if Tax payer owns any real estate property.
• All individual on your tax declaration
• Income forms, W-2, 1099-MISC, K1, 1099-DIV, 1099 – INT (Any or all that apply)
• Previous years declarations (if any)
• Donations receipts.
• Receipts of donations.
Corporate Taxes
• Bank statements for every account the corporation owns.
• SS4 Form.
• Profit & Loss for year to be reportes.
• Corporate Credit Card Statements.
• Previous years tax copies.
More ways we can help
- Accounting & BookkeepingQuickBooks, payroll and books that stay tax-ready all year.
- Financial ServicesAdvice, real estate and training to become a registered preparer.
- Insurance ServicesHealth, life and Obamacare, quoted by the team that files your taxes.
- Notary & DocumentsNotarizations, affidavits and the paperwork that goes with them.
Not sure which one you need? Talk to us and we will point you in the right direction.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to have my taxes prepared?
The fee depends on how complex your return is: a single W-2 is not the same as a self-employed return, a rental property, or a corporate filing. We give you the price before we start, so there are no surprises. One thing worth knowing: the IRS warns taxpayers to avoid any preparer who charges a fee based on a percentage of the refund. We never do that.
Can I file a tax return if I don't have a Social Security number?
Yes. You can file using an ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number). If you don't have one, we prepare Form W-7 and submit it together with your tax return. If you already have an ITIN but have not used it on a federal return for three consecutive years, it has expired and needs to be renewed. We handle that too.
How long does it take to get my refund?
The IRS issues most refunds in less than 21 days when the return is filed electronically and the refund goes to direct deposit. Paper returns and amended returns take considerably longer. If your return claims the Earned Income Tax Credit or the Additional Child Tax Credit, the law requires the IRS to hold the entire refund until mid-February.
I haven't filed my taxes in several years. What should I do?
File as soon as you can. Penalties and interest keep growing while you wait, and filing voluntarily puts you in a much better position than being contacted first. We prepare returns for previous years, request your IRS transcripts, and can set up a payment plan if you owe. Bring whatever documents you have and we work with what is available.
Do I have to come to your office?
No. You can send your documents through encrypted email, meet us on any video conference platform, or have one of our registered preparers visit you at home. If you prefer to come in person, our office is in Miami and you are welcome.
